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<blockquote data-quote="GMN" data-source="post: 214790" data-attributes="member: 2382"><p>Every animal has a different metabolic rate that the medicine is excreted out of their body. Pirsue is supposed to have a 36 hour milkhold, but I have had cows go longer than that, and with other drugs with 96 hour, go shorter, have to absolutely do an antibiotic test on any milk before putting it in the tank, do not go by what the labels say. I also find that the CMT test can be misleading to the actual cell count on cows, some will show a gel, when in fact they have low cell counts, usually a cow with muliple gels, more than 1 quarter, have high cells, also a good way to tell which organism is the problem is to submit a culture and sensitivity test thru your milk company/lab, then treat accordingly with the drugs they suggest.</p><p></p><p>Hope this helps</p><p></p><p>GMN</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="GMN, post: 214790, member: 2382"] Every animal has a different metabolic rate that the medicine is excreted out of their body. Pirsue is supposed to have a 36 hour milkhold, but I have had cows go longer than that, and with other drugs with 96 hour, go shorter, have to absolutely do an antibiotic test on any milk before putting it in the tank, do not go by what the labels say. I also find that the CMT test can be misleading to the actual cell count on cows, some will show a gel, when in fact they have low cell counts, usually a cow with muliple gels, more than 1 quarter, have high cells, also a good way to tell which organism is the problem is to submit a culture and sensitivity test thru your milk company/lab, then treat accordingly with the drugs they suggest. Hope this helps GMN [/QUOTE]
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