PRODUCT CHARACTERISTICS

Detecting Mastitis pathogens usually relies on various culture media and on complex biochemical tests. These methods are very time consuming, and the cultivation of Mycoplasma bovis is especially cumbersome. Mycoplasma bovis not only requires specific culture medium but also takes more than 1-2 weeks to cultivate. Most  dairy farmers use antibiotics to avoid contagious Mastitis in cattle. However, this self-prescribed  regimen leads to drug resistance and antibiotic dosages increases rapidly due to this kind of self-prescription behavior. Moreover, the quality of milk can be compromised by remnant antibiotics.

S. agalactiae 

S. bovis 

S. dysgalactiae 

    S. uberis

S. aureus

Mycoplasma bovis

Corynebacterium bovis

Detecting 7 mastitis pathogens including 3 infectious bacteria and 4 environmental bacteria.