Vol. 8, Special Issue 9, Part B (2024)

Abstract: Present study was designed to study the therapeutic efficacy of various treatment protocol of sub clinical mastitis in buffaloes of Eastern Plain Zone of Eastern Uttar Pradesh. Sub clinical mastitis is a hidden form of mastitis cannot be detected by naked eye but it can be diagnosed only by specific tests. Only symptoms are available in Sub clinical mastitis are less milk production and less capacity of udder. A total 200 mastitis in buffaloes were screened between October 2020 to June 2021 by using CMT and WST. Forty animals among positive were selected for therapeutic efficacy were randomly divided into four groups of ten animals each and efficacy of antibiotics with nutritional supplement were compared. The highest recovery rate (100%) was observed in Group III (Enrofloxacin and Nutritional supplements) followed by recovery rate (90%) in decreasing order in Group IV (Amoxicillin, Cloxacillin and Nutritional Supplements). Supplementation with vitamin and minerals improved efficacy to 100% in Group IV and 90% in Group III. It indicates the beneficial role of antioxidants as supportive therapy.