Staphylococci are the main aetiological agents of small ruminants intramammary infections
(IMI), the more frequent isolates being S. aureus in clinical cases and coagulase negative …

The lactation (or annual) incidence of clinical mastitis in the ewe is generally lower than 5%,
while the prevalence of subclinical mastitis is variable and ranges from less than 10 to 50 …

Background Clinical mastitis is an important disease in sheep. The objective of this work
was to identify causal bacteria and study certain epidemiological and clinical features of …

We conducted a prospective observational study on clinical and subclinical mastitis in 30
commercial meat-producing sheep flocks from 2 regions of the province of Quebec, Canada …

Simple Summary The work presents a study of subclinical mastitis in dairy sheep in Greece,
during which we carried out repeated examinations of mammary secretion samples from …

A bacteriological survey for studying the prevalence and aetiology of subclinical mastitis was
carried out in 22 dairy sheep flocks of the Madrid region. A total of 1128 milk samples were …

A total of 209 milk samples were collected from the udder halves of 178 native dairy ewes at
2 weeks after lambing until the 10th week postpartum. Those which were classified by …

Over the past decade a number of studies have been published on the prevalence of
antibiotic resistance among bovine mastitis pathogens. So far, no similar studies have been …

The recognition of lesions of the mammary gland in small ruminants is a useful diagnostic
procedure that can aid in the identification of several udder diseases. This article reviews the …

To investigate the period prevalence, etiology and some epidemiological features of
subclinical mastitis in Awassi ewes from the southern part of Jordan, milk samples from 318 …