Mastatest NZP3 test kit
Mastatest is used to test mastitic milk samples on-farm to provide results within 24 hours.
Mastatest NZP3 test kit cartridges contain Benzylpenicillin, Lincomycin/Neomycin and Cephapirin.
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Features
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Mastatest tests mastitic milk samples on dairy farms within 24 hours
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Identifies common bacterial pathogens of mastitis in NZ dairy cows
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Contains Benzylpenicillin, Lincomycin/Neomycin and Cephapirin
Benefits
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Faster identification of mastitis pathogens can improve cure rates in a herd
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Strep. uberis, Staph. aureus, CNS, coliforms / Gram negative, and other bacterial species
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Tests range of antibiotics for treating clinical mastitis in NZ
Description
From a single milk sample from a cow infected with mastitis, Mastatest can identify the bacterial pathogen and also measure how sensitive the bacteria is to certain antibiotics. This enables dairy farmers to select specific antibiotic treatments recommended by their veterinarian, once target bacteria are identified.
Mastatest test results are supplied electronically to veterinarians, so antibiotic recommendations can be tailored for dairy herds and cows.
Mastatest also monitors antibiotic sensitivities in New Zealand, with data collected from individual cow and herd level, to enable the responsible use of antibiotics in local herds.
No other mastitis test compares in terms of simplicity, and ease of use on the dairy farm.
Mastatest can provide rapid mastitis testing on-farm within 24 hours, or at the vet clinic.
Use of Mastatest can improve mastitis cure rates in a given herd, and enables more targeted use of antibiotics to combat the most prevalent disease in dairying.
Test every case of clinical mastitis with Mastatest.
NZP3 test kit cartridges contain 24 wells. Six are used to identify the bacteria type. The other 18 contain either Benzylpenicillin, Lincomycin/Neomycin or Cephapirin to measure antibiotic sensitivity.
Pack Sizes
NZP3 test kits are supplied in boxes of ten cartridges.
Each milk sample to be tested requires one cartridge.
Other
Bovine mastitis is a persistent, inflammatory reaction of cows’ udders often caused by bacterial infection. Mastatest is used to identify the causative bacteria and most effective antibiotic treatment for each case of clinical mastitis, and can improve overall cure rates in the herd.
The patented Mastatest lapboxes and Mastatest test kits are manufactured in New Zealand by Mastaplex Ltd.