Udder Care for Cattle

Udder problems like mastitis are costly and affect milk quality. With the right products, you can prevent infections and care for the udder in an animal-friendly way. Stable Brothers offers a complete range for dairy farmers who take hygiene, efficiency, and animal comfort seriously.

Are you looking for a suitable spray, ointment, or dip solution for your company? We are happy to help you with asuitable proposal.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

When do I use an udder ointment or spray?

For dry or irritated skin, mild swelling, or as extra protection in cold or wet weather. The ointment soothes, while the spray is often more hygienic to use.

What is the use of a dip cup in udder care?

A dip cup ensures even application of a care or disinfectant to the teat skin. This helps prevent infections after milking.

How often should I spray or dip preventatively?

After each milking. This helps prevent mastitis and protects the teat opening between milkings.

What is the difference between nipple cannulas and injectors?

A teat cannula temporarily keeps the canal open in case of blockages or wounds. An injector administers medication or drying agent into the udder.

What are the signs of (beginning) mastitis?

Discoloration, swelling, warmth, or tenderness of the udder. Milk may contain flakes or blood. Prompt treatment prevents worsening.

Other categories for Cattle

Besides udder care, there are other product groups that contribute to healthy and efficient cattle farming. See also:

• Cleaning agent for cattle: foam cleaners, disinfectants and accessories.
• Hoof Care Cattle: everything for treating and preventing claw problems.
• Transition period for cattle: support around calving and recovery.
• Water Cattle: drinking systems, pipes and cleaning aids.
• Cattle Nutrition: minerals, supplements and feeding technology.
• Pest Control Cattle: control of flies, rats and mice.
• Young Cattle Rearing Cattle: aids and nutrition for calves.
• Milk production Cattle: milking technology, maintenance and hygiene.
• Animal and identification Cattle: ear tags, sprays and identification systems.
• Cattle stable supplies: boots, lights, brooms and more.
• Care and stress Cattle: materials for rest, care and well-being.
• Animal Health Cattle: measuring tapes, observation tools and more.
• Injection material cattle: syringes, needles and dosing equipment.