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A renal blood fl ow (RBF) circadian rhythm and its relationship with eating and rumination was described in six once daily fed (09.00-12.00 h) caged sheep, using ultrasonic fl owmeters bilaterally implanted around renal arteries. Following a rapid raise during the fi rst 20 min after the start of feeding, the RBF progressively increased until 15.00 h (14% maximum increase, P<0.05 from 12.10 to 20.50 h compared with pre-feeding values (519 ml/min)). After 15.00 h, the RBF regularly decreased reaching its minimum values before the next feeding time. An effect of rumination on RBF circadian rhythm was not observed.

Circadian rhythm of renal blood flow in caged sheep. Influence of eating and rumination