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Obtain a veterinary prescription before purchasing this Schedule 4 intramammary treatment. Thoroughly clean and disinfect the teat end with an appropriate antiseptic before gently inserting the full tube into the affected teat canal. Administer the entire tube contents as directed on the label, following the specified dosage interval. Ensure strict compliance with milk and meat withholding periods listed on the product label before resuming sale of milk or meat. Tips: Culture milk samples before treatment where possible to identify the specific pathogen and confirm the most effective antibiotic therapy for your herd. Keep detailed records of all mastitis cases, treatments administered, and outcomes to monitor herd health trends and guide future management decisions. Always use the complete tube contents to reduce the risk of antibiotic resistance development in your dairy herd. 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.