What is the best treatment of environmental mastitis in cows?

• 1. Treating with antibiotics INTRA/ MAMMARY PLUS THE FOLLOWING PREVENTIONS
• 2. Create a clean, stress-free environment for cows. ...
• 3.Remove all solids and clean teats. ...
• 4. Examine the udder. ...
• 5. Use proven, effective pre-milking teat dips. ...
• 6. Use paper towels or reusable cloth towels to clean and dry teats.

1. Cow comfort - Provide well designed stalls that are utilized in a correct manner by cattle.

2. Provide a clean and dry housing area.

3. Be sure to keep clean cross-over alleys, walkways and areas around waters where cows may

congregate.

4. Make sure outside cow areas are clean and well drained. Standing water and muddy areas must be

eliminated.

5. Make sure barns are well ventilated and kept as cool as possible to limit the growth and survivability of

bacteria.

6. Make sure teats are clean, sanitized, and dried prior to attachment of the milking unit.

7. Ensure good claw alignment and support during milking. Inflations need to be in good condition to

avoid liner slips.

8. Be alert to weather conditions (hot and humid) that may initiate an outbreak of environmental mastitis.

9. Keep good records and culture all clinical cases to identify the early stages of a mastitis outbreak.

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