Abstract
Marginal Vitamin B12 deficiency is economically more important than a severe deficiency of the vitamin since the former can go unrecognised by the stockowner and hence uncorrected. This paper discusses recent work in this area by the authors, and reviews diagnostic procedures for the detection of Vitamin B12 deficiency in ruminants and developments in the treatment of this deficiency.
Proceedings of the New Zealand Society of Animal Production, Volume 62, Palmerston North, 307-310, 2002
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