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Efficacy of blanket treatment of cows and heifers with an internal teat sealant in reducing the risk of mastitis in dairy cattle calving on pasture

RA Laven Institute of Veterinary, Animal and Biomedical Sciences, Massey University, Private Bag 11222, Palmerston North, New Zealand E-mail: [email protected]
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KE Lawrence Institute of Veterinary, Animal and Biomedical Sciences, Massey University, Private Bag 11222, Palmerston North, New Zealand E-mail: [email protected]
Pages 171-175 | Received 12 Oct 2007, Accepted 05 Jun 2008, Published online: 18 Feb 2011

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GP Chambers & HT Newton. (2019) Investigation of the association between the interval from internal teat sealant administration to calving and early lactation clinical mastitis in New Zealand dairy heifers. New Zealand Veterinary Journal 67:2, pages 93-100.
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AJ Bates & B Saldias. (2018) Effect of using an internal teat sealant at drying-off in cows wintered on forage crops in New Zealand on culling in the dry period and early lactation. New Zealand Veterinary Journal 66:2, pages 72-78.
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AJ Bates & B Saldias. (2018) Effect of treatment with an internal teat sealant at drying-off in cows wintered on forage crops in New Zealand on clinical mastitis and somatic cell counts. New Zealand Veterinary Journal 66:2, pages 64-71.
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AJ Bates, G Chambers & RA Laven. (2016) Comparison of cephalonium alone and in combination with an internal teat sealant for dry cow therapy in seasonally calving dairy cows. New Zealand Veterinary Journal 64:2, pages 95-100.
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RA Laven, CC Balcomb, WT Tulley & KE Lawrence. (2014) Effect of dry period length on the effect of an intramammary teat sealant on the risk of mastitis in cattle treated with antibiotics at drying off. New Zealand Veterinary Journal 62:4, pages 214-220.
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RA Laven. (2012) Effect of use of teat sealants at drying off on the uptake of colostral antibodies by calves, as estimated by measuring gamma-glutamyl transferase activity. New Zealand Veterinary Journal 60:1, pages 47-49.
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P. Mehrtens, E.L. Cuttance, W.A. Mason & R. Nortje. (2023) Randomized, non-inferiority trial evaluating the efficacy of a novel teat sealant in pasture grazed dairy cows. Journal of Dairy Science.
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J Eric Hillerton & Elizabeth A Berry. (2022) A retrospective on claims regarding clinical mastitis in the subsequent lactation, after use of an internal teat sealant in the dry period. Journal of Dairy Research 89:2, pages 173-177.
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L.R. Larsen, P.H. Baker, K.M. Enger, L.E. Moraes, P.R.F. Adkins, J.A. Pempek, C.A. Zimmerly, S.M. Gauta, R.L. Bond & B.D. Enger. (2021) Administration of internal teat sealant in primigravid dairy heifers at different times of gestation to prevent intramammary infections at calving. Journal of Dairy Science 104:12, pages 12773-12784.
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Simon Dufour, Vincent Wellemans, Jean-Philippe Roy, Pierre Lacasse, Alfredo Ordonez-Iturriaga & David Francoz. (2019) Non-antimicrobial approaches at drying-off for treating and preventing intramammary infections in dairy cows. Part 1. Meta-analyses of efficacy of using an internal teat sealant without a concomitant antimicrobial treatment. Animal Health Research Reviews 20:1, pages 86-97.
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V.S. Machado & R.C. Bicalho. (2018) Prepartum application of internal teat sealant or intramammary amoxicillin on dairy heifers: Effect on udder health, survival, and performance. Journal of Dairy Science 101:2, pages 1388-1402.
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B. G. Robertson, J. H. Williamson, B. Kuhn-Sherlock, S. J. Lacy-Hulbert & S.-A. Turner. (2017) Use of internal teat sealant in heifers reduces mastitis and may affect milk production. Animal Production Science 57:7, pages 1494.
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A.J. Bates & I. Dohoo. (2016) Risk factors for peri-parturient farmer diagnosed mastitis in New Zealand dairy herds: findings from a retrospective cohort study. Preventive Veterinary Medicine 127, pages 70-76.
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S.C. Nickerson & S.P. Oliver. (2014) REVIEW: How well have United States dairy producers adopted mastitis-control technologies for reducing herd somatic cell counts improving milk quality?. The Professional Animal Scientist 30:2, pages 115-124.
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A.R. Rabiee & I.J. Lean. (2013) The effect of internal teat sealant products (Teatseal and Orbeseal) on intramammary infection, clinical mastitis, and somatic cell counts in lactating dairy cows: A meta-analysis. Journal of Dairy Science 96:11, pages 6915-6931.
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D.J. Runciman, J. Malmo & M. Deighton. (2010) The use of an internal teat sealant in combination with cloxacillin dry cow therapy for the prevention of clinical and subclinical mastitis in seasonal calving dairy cows. Journal of Dairy Science 93:10, pages 4582-4591.
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