Aug. 29, 2024
How Do Intramammary Tubes Work? The treatment process using intramammary tubes is straightforward but requires careful handling to ensure proper administration:
Preparation: Before administering the medication, it is essential to clean the udder and teats thoroughly to prevent introducing additional bacteria into the teat canal. Gloves should be worn to maintain hygiene.
Administration: The tube is gently inserted into the teat canal, and the medication is released. Most tubes are designed to allow for either partial or full insertion, depending on the severity of the infection and the veterinarian's recommendation.
Massage: After administering the medication, the base of the teat is often massaged to help distribute the medication evenly throughout the mammary gland.
Post-Treatment Care: The treated cow should be monitored for any adverse reactions or signs of improvement. It’s also crucial to adhere to the withdrawal period recommended by the veterinarian to ensure no antibiotic residues remain in the milk.
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