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==Laboratory Tests==
==Laboratory Tests==
Often a severe ketosis is present resultig in raised blood butyrate.
Often a severe ketosis is present resulting in raised blood butyrate.
If electrolyte levels are measured affected animals develop a hypochloraemia due to reduced outflow of ingesta from the abomasum combined with contined secretion of hydrochloric acid into the abomasum.
Hypokalaemia also develops due to the alkalosis which drives potassium into cells combined with a reduced intake due to anorexia.
==Treatment==
==Treatment==