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mastitis in one quarter

Henwin · 2012-03-11 12:30:47

Hi Guys, We hav a cow with mastitis in one quarter. If we treat tat quarter with a mastitis tube, would it be safe to let the other 3 quarters of milk into the tank for the creamery.

11-03-2012 1:30pm

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Hi Guys, We hav a cow with mastitis in one quarter. If we treat tat quarter with a mastitis tube, would it be safe to let the other 3 quarters of milk into the tank for the creamery.

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#2 11-03-2012 1:51pm

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Henwin wrote: »

Hi Guys, We hav a cow with mastitis in one quarter. If we treat tat quarter with a mastitis tube, would it be safe to let the other 3 quarters of milk into the tank for the creamery.

No. The antibiotics (most of them) will travel to the blood and end up in the non treated quarters. You can try it, i know of some who do and get away with it but at the very least do an inhibator teat with your purchaser before you do sent it. It says quite clearly on the withdrawls that milk for human consumption can only be taken from xx hours since last treatment.

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#3 12-03-2012 5:18pm

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cool tanks

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#4 12-03-2012 6:19pm

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You could get a nice bill from the creamery if you put milk after tubes into the lorry, - they could charge you for the whole tank of milk

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