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Aureomycin for Late Gestation Heifer
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<blockquote data-quote="TexasBred" data-source="post: 787737" data-attributes="member: 6897"><p>Chuckie mastitis is not that rampant in beef cattle as it is in dairy cattle. Most in dairy cattle is transferred via hundreds if not thousands of cattle being run thru the same milking parlor without proper sanitation measures being in place as well as often being confined to unsanitary housing. EVERY dairy will always have some clinical and subclinical mastitis. As for the calf, don't worry about hi either. A calf nursing a cow with mastitis actually aids the cow in producing antibodies to fight off the bacterial infection. Thousands of dairy calves are raised on milk taken from mastitis infected cattle. Treat the one cow you have that may be infected and let the others enjoy life.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="TexasBred, post: 787737, member: 6897"] Chuckie mastitis is not that rampant in beef cattle as it is in dairy cattle. Most in dairy cattle is transferred via hundreds if not thousands of cattle being run thru the same milking parlor without proper sanitation measures being in place as well as often being confined to unsanitary housing. EVERY dairy will always have some clinical and subclinical mastitis. As for the calf, don't worry about hi either. A calf nursing a cow with mastitis actually aids the cow in producing antibodies to fight off the bacterial infection. Thousands of dairy calves are raised on milk taken from mastitis infected cattle. Treat the one cow you have that may be infected and let the others enjoy life. [/QUOTE]
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