ToMorrow Mastitis Treatment - Syringes for Dry Cow

ToMorrow Dry Cow Mastitis Treatment

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Mastitis is a significant health issue in dairy cows, particularly during the dry period. If left untreated, it can lead to severe pain, decreased milk production, and increased costs for dairy farmers. 

The Tomorrow Dry Cow Mastitis Treatment Syringe is designed to tackle this problem effectively, providing a broad-spectrum antibiotic that targets the bacteria responsible for mastitis. This product is formulated to offer long-lasting protection throughout the entire dry period, ensuring that your herd remains healthy and productive.

Benefits of ToMorrow Mastitis Treatment

• Broad-Spectrum Antibiotic Protection: Targets a wide range of Gram-positive bacteria, the primary cause of mastitis.
• Extended Release: The slow-release formula ensures continuous protection throughout the dry period, reducing the likelihood of new infections.
• Ease of Use: Pre-filled syringes make a quick and simple administration, minimizing stress on the cow and the farmer.
• FDA Approved: Meets stringent safety and efficacy standards, giving you confidence in the product's reliability.
• Cost-Effective: Helps prevent costly mastitis-related issues, ultimately saving money by maintaining cow health and milk production.

Ingredients

• Primary Ingredient: Cephapirin Benzathine, 300 mg per syringe, which is effective in targeting and eliminating mastitis-causing bacteria.

How to Use Tomorrow's Mastitis Treatment Syringe

Tomorrow Mastitis Treatment Syringe is specifically designed for use in dry cows only. Follow the detailed instructions below for optimal results and to ensure the safety and health of your herd.

Preparation

1. Timing: Use the product at the time of drying off, and no later than 30 days before calving.
2. Milking Out: Completely milk out all four quarters before applying the treatment.
3. Cleaning: Thoroughly wash the udder and teats with warm water and a suitable dairy antiseptic. Dry the area completely, preferably using individual paper towels for each teat.
4. Disinfection: Scrub each teat end and orifice with 70% alcohol, using a separate swab for each teat. Allow the area to dry before proceeding with the infusion.

Infusion Instructions

• Partial Insertion (Preferred Method): Twist off the upper portion of the OPTI-SERT protective cap to expose 3–4 mm of the syringe tip. This method helps reduce the risk of introducing bacteria into the teat canal.
• Full Insertion (If Necessary): Remove the entire protective cap to expose the full length of the syringe tip.

1. Administration:
• Gently insert the syringe tip into the teat canal.
• Expel the entire contents of the syringe into the quarter.
2. Post-Infusion:
• Withdraw the syringe carefully.
• Gently massage the treated quarter to ensure even distribution of the gel within the udder.

By following these instructions, you can ensure that the Tomorrow Mastitis Treatment Syringe is administered safely and effectively, providing your cows with the best protection against mastitis during the dry period.

Dosage and Administration

Dosage: Administer one full syringe per infected quarter after the final milking of the lactation period.

Frequency

• Treatment is applied once during the dry period, just after the cow's last milking.

Consistency

• The treatment is a thick, viscous liquid designed for easy insertion into the teat canal, ensuring thorough application and distribution.

Tomorrow Mastitis Treatment Side Effects  

While the Tomorrow Mastitis Treatment Syringe is generally safe and effective when used as directed, there are potential side effects to be aware of:

• Localized Swelling: Some cows may experience swelling or inflammation at the site of injection. This is usually mild and temporary.
• Discomfort or Pain: There may be mild discomfort during or after administration, especially if the syringe is not inserted properly.
• Allergic Reactions: Rarely, cows may have an allergic reaction to the active ingredient (cephapirin benzathine), which could manifest as hives, respiratory distress, or other signs of an allergic response.
• Udder Hardness: Occasionally, treated quarters may become firm or hard to the touch due to the medication's effects.
• Delayed Healing: In some cases, the injection site may take longer to heal, particularly if the area was not properly cleaned before administration.

If any of these side effects are observed, or if your cow shows signs of severe distress or illness following treatment, it's important to contact a veterinarian immediately for further guidance.

Precautions

• Use only in dry cows. Do not use in lactating cows. Always wear gloves when administering to prevent skin contact. Ensure teats are thoroughly cleaned before application.

Warnings

• Observe the full withdrawal period post-calving to ensure no antibiotic residue remains in the milk. Follow all label instructions meticulously.

Storage

• Store at room temperature, away from direct sunlight and moisture. Do not freeze. Ensure the product is kept in its original packaging until use to maintain sterility.

Shipping & Returns 

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Refund policy: If you face any issue with our product and want to return it, read our refund policy carefully.

FAQs -  ToMorrow Mastitis Treatment

Q: What is the withdrawal period for milk after using Tomorrow?

A: The withdrawal period is the entire dry period plus 72 hours after calving, ensuring no antibiotic residues remain in the milk.

Q: Can Tomorrow be used in conjunction with other dry cow treatments?

A: It’s best to consult a veterinarian before combining treatments to ensure safety and effectiveness.

Q: How does Tomorrow compare with lactating cow mastitis treatments?

A: Tomorrow is specifically formulated for dry cows and offers extended protection throughout the dry period, unlike treatments designed for use during lactation.

Q: What should I do if mastitis symptoms persist after using Tomorrow?

A: Consult your veterinarian immediately for alternative treatment options and further evaluation.

Q: Is it safe to use Tomorrow on cows in late gestation?

A: Yes, Tomorrow is safe for use during late gestation but should only be used in cows that are already dry.

Q: Can Tomorrow be used on cows of all breeds?

A: Yes, Tomorrow is suitable for all dairy breeds.

Q: How can I tell if the treatment has been effective?

A: Monitor the cow’s health and udder condition. If symptoms persist or worsen, seek veterinary advice.

Q: What steps should I take if I miss the treatment window after the last milking?

A: Administer the treatment as soon as possible and consult with your veterinarian for further guidance.

Q: How should I dispose of unused syringes?

A: Follow local regulations for the disposal of veterinary pharmaceutical products, typically through a take-back program or veterinary clinic.

Clinical Research

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0022030201745389