Treatment for mastitis depends on whether the infection is subclinical, acute, or chronic, as well as whether the udder needs immediate antibacterial treatment, anti-inflammatory relief, or supportive udder tissue recovery.

1. Top Veterinary Options for Mastitis in Cows

• Antibiotic Therapy (Intramammary & Injectable):

  • Intramammary Infusions: Broad-spectrum infusions containing ingredients like Cloxacillin, Amoxicillin, or Ceftiofur are directly infused into the affected teat canal to clear bacterial infections.

  • Injectable Antibiotics: In severe cases with systemic symptoms (fever, loss of appetite), systemic antibiotics prescribed by a veterinarian (such as Ceftriaxone or Enrofloxacin) are administered alongside local treatment.

• Anti-Inflammatories & Pain Relief:

  • Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) such as Meloxicam or Tolfenamic Acid help reduce painful swelling, lower fever, and restore normal udder function.

• Herbal & Udder Support Formulations (GSG Masto Range):

  • GSG-MASTO / GSG MASTO KIT: Formulated specifically to manage udder inflammation, reduce clot formation in milk, restore normal pH, and promote rapid udder tissue healing.

2. Recommended Usage & Care

1. Early Detection: Strip test milk regularly to detect clots, discoloration, or watery consistency.

2. Proper Teat Hygiene: Clean and disinfect teats using antiseptic dips before and after milking.

3. Complete Stripping: Ensure the affected quarter is thoroughly emptied to reduce bacterial load.

4. Consultation: Always consult a licensed veterinarian for bacterial culture tests and exact antibiotic dosages.