ArticleFrontiers in veterinary science2025
Isolation, identification, and susceptibility testing of
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Introduction: Mastitis outbreaks in dairy goats at a farm in western Jiangxi Province, have recently imposed significant economic losses on farmers. This study aimed to identify the causative pathogen and implement targeted control measures for early disease eradication. Methods: Pathological autopsy was performed on diseased goats submitted for examination. Pathological mammary gland tissues and milk cistern fluid were collected aseptically for bacterial isolation and purification. The isolated pathogen was characterized through colony morphology observation, Gram staining, biochemical tests, and 16S rDNA gene sequencing. Pathogenicity was assessed using an animal challenge test in mice. Results: A Gram-positive bacterium was isolated from the diseased tissues. Biochemical profiling and 16S rDNA sequencing identified the isolate as Discussion: This study provides multiple therapeutic and preventive options (CHMs, Antibiotics, phytogenic extracts) for mastitis control on this farm. It also offers valuable insights into the identification and treatment of mastitis in dairy goats, contributing to safeguarding goat health and ensuring dairy product safety.
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