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title: Does it matter if your cow’s diet is cationic or anionic?
description: When dairy cow diets were made acidogenic, the incidence of retained fetal membranes reduced from 28.7 % to 5.4%.
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# [Does it matter if your cow’s diet is cationic or anionic?](https://info.kemin.com/en/lifelonglearningtool/blog/cationic-or-anionic-cow-diet)

 Written by [Kemin](https://info.kemin.com/en/lifelonglearningtool/blog/author/kemin) | 02 January 2021

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