Environmental Mastitis
Environmental Mastitis
Pathology description
A mastitis is an inflammation of the mammary gland which is almost always due to the effects of infection by bacterial pathogens.
Environmental mastitis are mastitis caused by bacteria that can be found in the cow’s environment. The primary habitat of bacteria causing environmental mastitis is in the environment: feces, soil, bedding or water. The contamination can occur during environmental contact of the teats at milking time or between milkings, or during dry period.
Environment mastitis are often clinical mastitis with a low increase in somatic cell count. They can appear in lactation but also during the drying period.
Main pathogens responsible of environment mastitis are : Strepto- coccus uberis, Streptococcus dysgalactiae, Escherichia coli, Klebsiella spp., Enterobacter spp., Pseudomonas spp.
Cost estimation
• Milk decrease
• Milk discarded
• Treatment cost
• Udder damage
Related products
Keno™pure
The best pre-treatment for every milking
- cleaning & sanitising skin conditioning versatile use
- the perfect match for The Pure Foamer
Keno™din Film
Second skin protection!
- low consumption
- moisturizes the skin
- long lasting protection
- easy to remove