选择性干牛治疗对乳腺健康和牛奶微生物群的影响

Laura Filippone Pavesi1, Claudia Pollera1, Giulia Sala2

  • 1Department of Veterinary Medicine and Animal Science, University of Milan, Via dell'Università 6, 26900 Lodi, Italy.

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概括

选择性干牛疗法 (SDCT) 对乳牛有效. 这种方法,仅将抗生素集中在受感染的动物身上,与干牛治疗 (BDCT) 相比,在分娩时没有增加新的乳内感染 (IMI) 或体细胞计数 (SCC) 的风险.

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