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Effect of low cost herbal combination and tri-sodium citrate treatment in subclinical mastitis affected crossbred dairy cow

The Pharma Innovation · 2020 · Vol. 9(5) · pp. 132–135
Aman RathaurVed PrakashS YaminiSatya Prakash YadavSamar Jeet Singh

Abstract

Sub clinical mastitis affected cows were randomly selected by screening of milk sample and divided into three groups i.e., control, treatment-I and treatment-II on the bases of SCC and milk composition parameter. In control group no treatment applied, in treatment-I group TSC supplement orally given to rate of 35mg/kg BW for 10 days and treatment-II group herbal paste applied to udder and teat 8times a day for 10 day. Herbal paste prepared from turmeric, castor oil, lemon, aloe vera. Out of 10 cows and 15 quarter from treatment-I and 10 cows and 16 quarters from treatment-II group, 7(70%) cows and 11(73.33) quarters from treatment-I and 9 (90%) cows and 14 (87.50) quarters from treatment-II completely recovered on the bases of milk composition value, hematological value and palpation in udder and teat. Beat result obtained from in treatment-II group compare than treatment-I group.

Milk Quality and Mastitis in Dairy CowsUdderMedicineMastitisAnimal scienceAloe veraCrossbreedVeterinary medicineTraditional medicineBiology
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