Abstract:With the increasing number of households engaged in large-scale captive feeding of dairy goats, the occurrence of latent mastitis in the herd is constantly increasing, seriously endangering the health of the dairy goats, resulting in a decrease in milk production and decline in the economic benefits of farmers.The author combines clinical breeding experience and grassroots practice, adopts traditional detection methods such as bacterial culture and CMT for diagnosis and testing, and proposes preventive and control measures:(1) Preventing and treating the incidence of latent mastitis through nipple medicated baths before and after milking. (2) For dairy goats with hidden mastitis, antibiotics should be used for timely treatment after milking. (3) By drinking and applying traditional Chinese medicine internally and externally, deworming during the dry milk period can improve the immune function of dairy goats.Thereby reducing the occurrence and harm of mastitis in dairy goats, increasing the economic benefits of breeding, and providing reference and guidance for the high-quality development of the dairy goat industry.
