According to recent research, bacterial infections persist during the dry period and are the cause of clinical mastitis during breastfeeding. Dry cow therapy is used to treat existing infections as well as to prevent future infections during the dry time.
Read MoreWithout a high somatic cell count (SCC) or pathogens causing mastitis in dairy cows and consumer diseases, quality of produced milk must take precedence above quantity in the dairy sector. Keeping dairy cows healthy is a daily task for everyone
Read MoreGranulomatous Lobular Mastitis is a rather uncommon illness. This condition resembles cancer and tuberculosis. This syndrome is characterised by granulomatous inflammation with multinucleated large cells and epithelioid histiocytes. The inflammation is concentrated in the lobules. The purpose of this study
Read MoreHaptoglobin is a major bovine acute phase protein and is reported to increase serum and milk whey during mastitis, underlining its potential as a biomarker for diagnosis. Since it is known that haptoglobin undergoes tissue-specific glycosylation resulting in various isoforms,
Read MoreThe subclinical type of mastitis is difficult to diagnose and causes the dairy industry to suffer tremendous economic losses. It has become a danger to public health as a whole, so a definite diagnosis of the disease is required. Due
Read MoreIntroduction: The aims of the research were to carry out a clinical trial of ethno-veterinary medicinal products for mastitis, to carry out an intervention effect review on the reduction of antibiotic residues in milk when herbal formulations are used, and
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