Mastitis Detection

Fight Bac®

A better way to disinfect teats! Developed by a veterinarian, this teat disinfectant for the control of mastitis is safe and effective under NMC guidelines. Convenient and ready to use, there is no mixing or preparation. Fight Bac® is sanitary, sin... More.

Floating Dairy Thermometer

8" Perma-color tube. Range 30° to 220° F, 0° to 100° C. More.

CMT Starter Kit

Nasco offers this CMT kit designed for mastitis diagnosis and control, for it directs attention to individual mammary quarters that are secreting milk at high cell content. Cell content is normally high at both extremes of lactation, therefore, CMT shou... More.

Replacement Paddle for CMT Starter Kit

For use with (C06059N). More.

Replacement Reagent for CMT Starter Kit

Concentrated. One pint bottle makes one gallon of solution when mixed with water. Indefinite shelf life. More.

In-Line Mastitis Detector

A simple, efficient detector for early warning of clinical mastitis. The detector is placed in the milk hose between the milker unit and the pipeline. All milk from the cow passes through the unit and is sampled for clots which are indicators of a masti... More.

Dr. Naylor Mastitis Indicators

Color indicator test for positive identification of mastitis infection. Completely safe and simple to use. Box of 30 indicators. More.

MAS-D-TEC™ Early Mastitis Detection

Provides a simple, convenient, and instantaneous means of detecting subclinical mastitis. MAS-D-TEC™ measures electrical conductivity in a small sample (2 ml) of milk. This instrument will detect increases in conductivity long before other... More.

Bovi-Vet Indicator Paper

Provides quick and simple spot-testing for quarter excessive cell counts. A couple of drops of milk on the test paper from an infected quarter will change the spot color from yellow to green or blue-green. Pkg. of 100. More.

X-Spurt Mastitis Test Paddle

The X-Spurt paddle makes CMT testing a fast and efficient one-hand operation. The 10-fl.-oz. reagent reservoir is also the handle for the paddle. Milk is entered on the paddle. A quick squeeze of the handle then enters equal amounts of r... More.