MASTITIS DETECTOR AMBIC VISION 16MM DAVIESWAY AV2001

Obtain a veterinary prescription before use, as intramammary antibiotics are Schedule 4 in Australia. Thoroughly clean and disinfect the teat end with appropriate antiseptic solution before treatment. Insert the full tube contents into the affected teat using aseptic technique, then massage the udder gently to distribute the antibiotic throughout the mammary gland. Always consult the product label for specific milk and meat withholding periods before resuming product sale. Tips: Culture milk samples before treatment where possible to identify the causative pathogen and ensure the selected antibiotic is appropriate. Always use the entire tube contents to reduce the risk of antibiotic resistance — partial treatments are ineffective and counterproductive. Keep detailed records of all mastitis treatments, including date, affected quarter, product used, and outcome, to monitor herd health trends. Disclaimer: The information provided above is sourced from reputable industry references including Dairy Australia, FutureBeef, MLA, Business Queensland, GRDC and other recognised Australian agricultural authorities. It is intended as a general guide only. Results vary depending on your specific situation, animal class, soil type, climate and management practices. Tom Grady Rural Merchandise recommends consulting with your veterinarian, agronomist or relevant specialist before making product or management decisions for your property. Contact our team on (07) 5482 1692 — we're happy to help.