The current study intended to investigate the efectivity of vitamin B-complex administration on pregnant and post partus Bali Cattle. The B-complex is an essential vitamin that required for metabolic process for pregnant and post partus cattle. In this study, 10 pregnant Bali Cattle which has average of 5.5±1.65 months of gestation and 11 post partus Bali Cattle with average of 1.3±0.7 months of calves age have selected for treatment. Before giving the vitamin B-complex treatment, the blood samples was taken from the first group of treated Bali Cattle (T0), while the blood sample from the second group (T2) was taken 30 days after treatment. The 10 ml/cattle dosage of vitamin B-complex was intra muscularly (IM) injected. The result showed that the red blood cell (RBC), haemoglobin (HGB) and hematocrit values of the pregnant Bali cattle has decreased on T1 to the level of 13.12, 19.66 and 18.76% respectively (P>0.05). In contrary, the WBC value increased to 14.5% on both T0 and T1. On post partus samples the values of the RBC, HGB and hematocrit of T1 group has experienced an increasing to the level of 15.54%; 27.10% and 23.03% respectively (P>0.05) with WBC value decrease to 28.57% (P>0.05) on T0 treatment. It can be concluded that vitamin B-complex can improve physiological status of post partus Bali Cattle, however a good feed management must be included on pregnant Bali cattle.
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