Animal Health II

Animal Health II

Section: Animal Health
Format: Posters
Day/Time: Tuesday 7:30 AM–9:30 AM
Location: Exhibit Hall B

Please note: last-minute changes to the program may not be reflected here.

#T11
Metabolic and digestive disorders affect behavioral and productive parameters of lactating Holstein cows milked with an automatic milking system.
M. L. Stangaferro

#T12
Evaluation of milk microbiome provides evidence for selective dry cow therapy and rational use of antimicrobial in dairy cows.
F. S. Lima

#T13
The effect of 2,4-thiazolidinedione on lipid-soluble vitamins in lactating goats induced with subclinical mastitis.
C. Y. Tsai

#T14
Bacterial ecosystem of the bovine mammary gland: Potential role of foundation taxa in shaping mammary gland microbiota and modulating udder homeostasis.
H. Derakhshani

#T15
Quarter somatic cell count of culture negative and gram-negative cases of non-severe clinical mastitis enrolled in negatively controlled randomized clinical trials.
M. J. Fuenzalida

#T16
Macrophage activation during subclinical mastitis in dairy goats treated with 2,4-thiazolidinedione.
F. Rosa

#T17
Evaluation of the effects of metabolic diseases during the transition period on the culling risk of high-yielding dairy cows by survival analysis.
O. Bogado Pascottini

#T18
Risk factors for subclinical mastitis in grazing dairy cows.
R. R. Daros

#T19
Evaluation of chlorine concentration and stability, oxidation-reduction potential (ORP), and pH in 2 chlorine based disinfectants at teat dip concentrations.
L. Timms

#T20
Associations of dry-off management and somatic cell count in robotic milking systems.
M. T. M. King

#T21
Effect of minerals and vitamins supplementation during the non-lactating period on incidence of metritis in lactating dairy cows.
A. E. Relling

#T22
Effect of somatic cell count around service on the fertility of grazing dairy cows.
N. Lorenti

#T23
Assessing the validity of inline milk fat-to-protein ratio data as an indicator of subclinical ketosis in dairy cows in robotic milking herds.
M. T. M. King

#T24
Can the use of cefquinome be justified to treat Streptococcus agalactiae subclinical mastitis?
J. Pantoja

#T25
Detection of icaA, icaD, and bap genes in strains of coagulase-negative staphylococcus antimicrobial resistant isolated from bovine mastitis.
J. R. P. Arcaro

#T26
Validation of BHBCheck blood β-hydroxybutyrate meter as a diagnostic tool for hyperketonemia.
K. J. Sailer

#T27
Liver functionality index in peripartal dairy cows fed ethyl-cellulose rumen-protected methionine is associated with better performance and immunometabolic status.
F. Batistel

#T28
Prevalence of Prototheca spp. in bulk tank milk from Ohio dairy farms.
L. da Costa

#T29
Development and evaluation of hyperketonemia prediction models.
R. S. Pralle

#T30
Quantifying milk leukocyte proportions in mastitic and healthy quarters.
S. Paudyal

#T31
Advancement of Dairying in Austria (ADDA): Antimicrobial dry cow therapy on conventional dairy farms—Farmers’ management decisions.
C. L. Firth

#T32
Prevalence of subclinical ketosis in Chilean grazing dairy cattle calving during fall and spring.
P. Melendez

#T33
Nonesterified fatty acids induce proinflammatory macrophage phenotype.
G. A. Contreras

#T34
Efficacy and clinical safety of pegbovigrastim against naturally occurring clinical mastitis in periparturient cows on US commercial dairies.
P. C. Canning

#T35
Reduction of the endotoxin concentration by a clay mineral-based product in a semi-continuous in vitro rumen model.
N. Reisinger

#T36
Dietary clay supplementation improves hepatic expression of inflammatory markers in Holstein cows challenged with aflatoxin.
K. Ryan

#T37
Investigation of toxin genes in strains of Staphylococcus spp. antimicrobial resistant isolated from bovine mastitis.
J. R. P. Arcaro

#T38
Advancement of Dairying in Austria (ADDA): Preliminary results of an observational study into antimicrobial use on dairy farms in Austria, Europe.
C. L. Firth

#T39
Explaining farmers’ adaptation of preventive measures against mastitis—An application of Theory of Planned Behavior.
N. Lind

#T40
Integration of phenotypic and transcriptomic data shows differences of metabolic response upon energy shortage in relation with genetic resistance to mastitis.
J. Bouvier-Muller

#T41
Impact of culling for SCC, milk revenue, and estimated breeding values on herd performance.
K. Kaniyamattam

#T42
Cow-level risk factors for clinical and subclinical mastitis in New York dairy cattle.
A. M. Miles

#T43
Effects of feeding an extruded flaxseed supplement on fatty acids in milk and plasma and immune function in transition dairy cows.
M. Fetter