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Two experiments were conducted to determine if o(-ketoisocaproate (KIC), which is thought to be a regulating factor of metabolism, would influence lamb growth, feed conversion and nutrient deposition. In the first experiment (Exp. 1), daily intraperitoneal injections of a Na-KIC solution (-.11 g NaKIC/(kg body weight-d)) increased lamb growth 11% (p F .001). Daily feed intake was reduced 10% when KIC was fed with CGM but was not changed when fed with SBM (diet X KIC probability of > F .04). Oral administration of KIC increased wool growth irrespective of the diet fed (19% increase, p F :05). These data indicate that KIC influences lamb metabolism such that parenteral administration improves daily gain and feed conversion and

Influence of [alpha]-ketoisocaproate on growth, carcass composition and protein metabolism in cattle and sheep