Abstract
The study was carried out on forty-nine (49) cattle cases were clinically healthy animals with average body condition. They were clinically, and laboratory examined proved as healthy cattle and they are free from internal and external parasites were kept as controls while other one hundred (100) cattle animals were suffering from depraved appetites. All animals were belonged to the villages scattered in the Qena Governorate Egypt.
 Blood samples were taken from the external jugular vein, and then centrifuged and stored until analyses.
 Blood was taken aseptically from all the animals and transported to laboratory for biochemical analysis for estimation of macro and micro elements in diseased animals. Fecal samples was taken aseptically from all the animals and transported to laboratory for the presence of internal parasites. The results showed a highly significant effect of copper, iron, chloride, and sodium significant at (P<0.01), and low significant of protein, zinc, phosphorus and calcium at (P<0. 05).
 The aim of this work was to follow the changes, during the early diagnosis of depraved appetite on some trace elements, protein and internal parasites.
Highlights
Cattle has an economic importance in Egypt, they play a great role in meat, milk and leather production (Taha, 1992).Cattle in Egypt about 5000,000 in (2009) and 17.3% of the cattle population and 6% of the buffalo population are owned by people who do not own agricultural land.89% of the cattle population and about 75% of the buffalo population are in agricultural holdings of less than 2.1 ha.93% of the cattle population and about 86% of the buffalo population are in herds of less than ten animals
Visible Mucus Membranes Paleness of mucus membranes in the depraved appetite cattle were obviously clear in cattle infected with parasites
Clinical Sign poor coat, reduced appetite, incoordination weakness, Slow growth, loss of hair, nutritional anemia, pale mucus membranes, decreased weight gains, loss of weight, engulfing a foreign materials such as ropes, plastic, wire, bones, clothes, metals Recently we reported that nonmetallic, soft foreign bodies as plastics could be found in a large probation of cattle (Elmaghraby and Hilat 1997, Al majali etal 1995) photos[1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10] showing these signs
Summary
Cattle has an economic importance in Egypt, they play a great role in meat, milk and leather production (Taha, 1992).Cattle in Egypt about 5000,000 in (2009) and 17.3% of the cattle population and 6% of the buffalo population are owned by people who do not own agricultural land.89% of the cattle population and about 75% of the buffalo population are in agricultural holdings of less than 2.1 ha.93% of the cattle population and about 86% of the buffalo population are in herds of less than ten animals. Cattle has an economic importance in Egypt, they play a great role in meat, milk and leather production (Taha, 1992). Cattle provide the consumers with meat, milk, and their products for fertilizing the lands. Livestock form an important component of the agricultural sector, representing about 24.5% of the agricultural gross domestic product with value of around EGP [Egyptian pounds] 33.6 billion [USD6.1 billion] in 2007 (SADS, 2009). Most number of cows are reared separately in Qena governorate. Most of the farmers have a small number of cows as they are mostly poor and do not really care about health care for their cows veterinary but only when their cows become bad
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