Switching from Cepravin to UBRORED

DairyGrazing

Member
Mixed Farmer
Location
North West
Has anyone got any experience of switching cepravin to ubrored. Have spoken to the vet but i'd be interested to hear from others. Want to do it so we don't have to keen the milk out for 54 days plus 96 hours like we do with cepravin.........to be compliant.
 
Location
East Mids
Has anyone got any experience of switching cepravin to ubrored. Have spoken to the vet but i'd be interested to hear from others. Want to do it so we don't have to keen the milk out for 54 days plus 96 hours like we do with cepravin.........to be compliant.
Surely it depends on what the efficacy of the 2 different antimicrobials is, against the main mastitis pathogens on your farm, which your vet would know, but we dont't?
 

Jamer

Member
Livestock Farmer
Location
Glos
We switched those 2 quite a few years ago when shortening dry periods. Haven’t noticed the difference frankly. - Over the years probably 20-35% dry treatments would include abs.
 

Tired

Member
Livestock Farmer
Location
Tyrone
We were having too many cases of e-coli in the few months after calving. Our vet advised us to switch from cepravin to ubrostar red. I asked another vet from a different practice, he agreed. Something about Cepravin being nearly too good at it’s job. It does seem to have helped. Using SDCT, cows kept spotless during dry period.
 

pappuller

Member
Livestock Farmer
Location
M6 Hard shoulder
Has anyone got any experience of switching cepravin to ubrored. Have spoken to the vet but i'd be interested to hear from others. Want to do it so we don't have to keen the milk out for 54 days plus 96 hours like we do with cepravin.........to be compliant.
Don't use cepravin at all now, ubrostar red combined with sealant on 20-30% of cows and sealant only on the remaining 70-80%, no problems
 

crashbox

Member
Livestock Farmer
We been moved from Cepravin to Orbenin Extra, also had shorter milk withhold period.

Historic bacteriology from high cell count cows showed there was minimal presence of Orbenin resistant bacteria that the Cepravin does combat, so there was effectively no justification for using it.

And it's slightly cheaper 👍
 

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