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As in other ruminant species, dairy goat plasma urea (PU) is highly correlated with nitrogen intake, dietary crude protein content, urinary nitrogen excretion or digestible nitrogen balance. This study shows that excess degradable nitrogen in the rumen had a significant influence on the PU level and therefore that the PDI system is better than the DCP system in explaining variations in PU. Netherless, PU content was not a fair, accurate predicator of variations in nitrogen balance.

Variations de l'urémie en fonction de la quantité et de la nature des matières azotées alimentaires chez la chèvre en lactation