Revolutionary protection for your dairy herd. AntiMastitor uses gentle electrical stimulation to naturally close the teat canal after milking, reducing bacterial entry and mastitis risk.
Mastitis remains one of the most significant health challenges in dairy cattle, causing substantial economic losses worldwide.
Reduced milk yield, milk spoilage, deterioration of quality, increased treatment costs, and premature culling of affected animals.
After milking, the teat canal remains open for 2.5-3 hours. During this time, bacteria can easily enter the udder and cause infection.
Mastitis causes pain, swelling, and discomfort. If not managed, it results in irreversible udder damage and reduced quality of life.
Conventional teat dipping provides only 20-30% effectiveness. Rising antibiotic resistance makes traditional treatments less viable.
AntiMastitor provides gentle electrical stimulation to help close the teat canal after milking.
AntiMastitor is an electrically assisted post-milking teat dipping device that combines conventional teat dipping with gentle electrical stimulation to activate smooth muscles and promote rapid teat canal closure.
Stimulates smooth muscle contraction within milliseconds, helping the teat canal close much faster than natural recovery.
Uses gentle, low-level electrical pulses (max 7 mA) that are safe and comfortable for the animal.
Fits seamlessly into routine milking operations. No specialized training or veterinary intervention required.
Field studies show consistent reduction in mastitis cases and somatic cell counts when used regularly.
Three seconds per teat after milking is all it takes to provide enhanced protection.
Fill the reservoir with your standard post-milking teat dip antiseptic solution.
After milking, insert each teat into the device for 3 seconds. The device dips and stimulates simultaneously.
The gentle electrical pulse activates smooth muscles, promoting rapid teat canal closure and bacterial protection.
Designed for durability, ease of use, and reliable performance in demanding farm environments.
U.S. Food and Drug Administration Approved
U.S. Patent No. 12,426,569 B2
AntiMastitor's effectiveness is supported by published scientific studies.
Six-month study comparing electrical teat dipping (ETD) with conventional teat dipping (CTD). Results showed lower clinical mastitis incidence in ETD farms.
View Publication →Ultrasonographic study on 100 Holstein cows showing teat canal narrowed more quickly after ETD application (1.88mm) compared to CTD (2.28mm).
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