Abstract
The aim of the study is to increase the morphological and functional status of cows depending on their physiologi-cal state. The morphological composition of blood is one of the main informative systems and has long attracted the attention of researchers. Blood, as a co-single tissue, has been studied well enough. Its indicators are the main fac-tors in determining the state of an animal health, as well as pointing out the presence of pathological processes in inside the organism. To determine the effect of complex use of STEMB (embryonic stimulator) and Uteromastin on the blood parameters of cows in comparison with individual administration three groups of pregnant cows 
 (7.0-8.0 months) were formed separately, each with 20 heads in compliance with the method of groups-analogues (experimental-1, experimental-2, experimental-3). Animals in groups to be examined were provided the same con-ditions both in feeding and keeping. Animals of the first experimental group 25-30 days before calving were admin-istered STEMB drug hypodermic in the neck at a dose of 0.075 ml per 1 kg of live weight with an interval of 7 days three times, animals of the second experimental group were administered the drug Uteromastin 8-10 hours after calving intrauterine at a dose of 150 ml once. Cows of the third experimental group were administered drugs STEMB and Uteromastin in these doses (mixed). The influence of the complex use of drugs STEMB and Utero-mastin on morphological, biochemical and immunobiological parameters of blood of cows were studied on the 15th day after calving. The use of the drugs STEMB and Pteromalid complex improves cellular composition of the blood and indices of the blood serum, which enhances immunotoxicol system of organism of cows.
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