Therapeutic Efficacy of Cefquinome Sulphate in Bovine Mastitis-A Clinical Study of 10 Cattle
Roy Sk, Manju Roy, Piyush Viswakarma, T. Ottalwar, Kamal Sharma
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Roy Sk, Manju Roy, Piyush Viswakarma, T. Ottalwar, Kamal Sharma
Abstract
Ten cows affected with clinical mastitis were selected for the study based on clinical symptoms and change in milk consistency. The cows were treated with Cefquinome sulphate @ 1mg/kg b. wt. intramuscularly for five days. Therapeutic efficacy was assessed on the basis of clinical improvement and restoration of somatic cell count and biochemical profile. It was evident that cows treated with Cefquinome sulphate had 100 percent clinical efficacy in clinical mastitis.
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Ten cows affected with clinical mastitis were selected for the study based on clinical symptoms and change in milk consistency. The cows were treated with Cefquinome sulphate @ 1mg/kg b. wt. intramuscularly for five days. Therapeutic efficacy was assessed on the basis of clinical improvement and restoration of somatic cell count and biochemical profile. It was evident that cows treated with Cefquinome sulphate had 100 percent clinical efficacy in clinical mastitis.
Key concepts: Mastitis, Medicine, Dairy cattle, Clinical efficacy, Somatic cell count, Internal medicine, Veterinary medicine, Animal science