www.babycareadvice.com/article/detail/What_Causes_Baby_Diarrhea

I believe to prevent contamination 

hi 

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov › NCBI ›

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Breastfeeding_difficulties

Freinds.. I'm asking about animals..

To keep on small animals from getting infected by millk 

I believe to prevent contamination 

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https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2569122/

Dear Dr. Muthanna

Germs are easily passed from one person to another (or sometimes from an animal to a person) by our hands or in food or drinking water. The most common way these germs are spread from people not washing their hands.

 The germs are spread onto food, surfaces or other objects from persons with diarrhea (or who have changed the diaper of a child with diarrhea) who fail to adequately wash their hands.  If others eat these foods or touch these surfaces and objects and fail to wash their own hands before they eat (or feed an infant), these germs can enter their body causing them to suffer and infectious diarrhea.

 Because babies often suck their own hands; the hands of others; or just about any object they can get into their mouth, they are at greater risk of infectious diarrhea, particularly if they attend day care center.

- See more at: http://www.babycareadvice.com/article/detail/What_Causes_Baby_Diarrhea#.dpuf

Hi DR.  .Normal secretion into intestine, reduced (malabsorption) back out ... Leave calf on milk and add several 2 quart electrolyte feedings per day until ... Virus kills cells of intestinal villi, leading to malabsorbtion diarrhea. ... Move cows and heifers to separate calving area several weeks before ... Highly variable colostrum intake

Hi DR.This link help you.normal secretion into intestine, reduced (malabsorption) back out ... Leave calf on milk and add several 2 quart electrolyte feedings per day until ... Virus kills cells of intestinal villi, leading to malabsorbtion diarrhea. ... Move cows and heifers to separate calving area several weeks before ... Highly variable colostrum intake

https://people.vetmed.wsu.edu/jmgay/courses/VMADCalfScours.htm

Thanks Mrs. Basima..

I agree with them. 

kindly check in text book of pathophysiology of diarrheic viral disease of animals by Kofret Lingan

  Thanks