ArticleMicroorganisms2026
A Retrospective Study on the Aetiology of Clinical Bovine Mastitis and Its Antibiotic Resistance Profiles in Western Australia Dairy Farms.
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Clinical data on antimicrobial profiles are useful for dairy udder health treatment programmes and represents a component of antimicrobial stewardship. The study aimed to determine the bacterial aetiology of clinical mastitis in dairy herds in Western Australia and to evaluate their antibiotic resistance profiles. This retrospective study utilised clinical antimicrobial profile data from two referral diagnostic centres within the region of Western Australia. A total of 545 mastitic samples were submitted for antimicrobial culture and testing over a period of 10 years (2008-2018). Of these, 406 showed bacterial growth and 139 no bacterial growth was observed. The most common isolates were
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