Low-intensity shockwave launched to treat mastitis in dairy cows

The search for alternatives to veterinary antibiotics in treating mastitis in dairy cows continues, and perhaps one of the most unconventional solutions is low-intensity shockwave technology, already proven and used worldwide in human medicine.

Low-intensity shockwave launched to treat mastitis in dairy cows
Thu, 15 Nov, 2018 - 09:00

By Stephen Cadogan

The search for alternatives to veterinary antibiotics in treating mastitis in dairy cows continues, and perhaps one of the most unconventional solutions is low-intensity shockwave technology, already proven and used worldwide in human medicine.

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