@vet.dr.shayan: Mastitis is inflammation of the udder (mammary gland), usually caused by a bacterial infection. It reduces milk production and affects milk quality. Causes Bacterial infection (most common) Poor milking hygiene Dirty bedding/environment Teat injuries Clinical Signs Swollen, hot, painful udder Redness of the affected quarter Abnormal milk (clots, flakes, pus, watery milk) Decreased milk yield Fever, loss of appetite (in severe cases) Diagnosis Clinical examination California Mastitis Test (CMT) Milk culture (to identify bacteria) Somatic cell count (SCC) Treatment Appropriate antibiotics (based on veterinary advice) Anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) Frequent milking of the affected quarter Supportive care (fluids if severe) Prevention Maintain good milking hygiene Clean, dry bedding Teat dipping before/after milking Dry cow therapy Regular udder health monitoring #VeterinaryMedicine #animals #animalhealth #livestock #tiktok

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