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Isoenergetic amounts (20.3.MJ/d) of a volatile fatty acid (VFA) mixture (acetic/propionic/butyric acids, 10.8/3.57/2.55 mol/d) or glucose (7.2 mol/d) were continuously infused respectively in the rumen and in the duodenuin of 3 lactating (30 kg of milk/d) and 3 non pregnant dry dairy cows. The effect of each energetic infusion was studied using a reversal design (control-energy-control) over 3 periods of 2 wk. The saline (NaCi, KCI) control solutions of VFA and glucose treatments were infused at the same vol, pH and osmolarity (respectively 50 and 101/d, 2.8 and 7,340 and 700.mosm/1) as the associated energy infusion. A mixed pelleted ration (0.97 UFL/kg DM) was offered ad libitum once daily.

Effects of digestive infusions of volatile fatty acids or glucose on food intake in lactating or dry cows