Abstract
Milk samples from 325 buffaloes, 79 cows and 4 goats suffering from mastitis were studied. The analysis of samples showed bacterial growth in 353 (86.51%) samples while one (0.24%) sample showed fungal infection. Of positive samples, 165 (40.44%) revealed mixed infection of Streptococci and Staphylococci, 76 (18.62%) revealed Coliforms, 62(15.19%) Staphylococcus aureus, 25(6.12%) Corynebacterium pyogenese, 12 (2.94%) Str. agalactiae, 7(1.71%) Str. dysgalactiae, 6(1.47%) Pseudomonas aeruginosa, 1(0.24%)Candida albicans and 54 (12.23%) revealed no growth. The highest number of samples 61.76% were sensitive to gentamicin. Ampicillin gave the lowest results (3.43%) in terms of in vitro sensitivity.

M.Iqbal Siddiqui, M.W.Azam, T.Mahmood. (1990) IN VITRO. CHEMOTHERAPEUTIC SENSITIVITY AGAINST VARIOUS ISOLATES FROM CLINICAL CASES OF MASTITIS IN COWS,BUFFAlOES AND GOATS, , Volume 27, Issue 4.
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