Abstract
The analysis of the available bibliographic sources on the study of the value and importance of sanitary treatment of cow’s udder teats before and after milking is carried out. The use of agents for pre- and post-milking treatment of cow’s udder teats is considered in the article. When studying the use of a disinfectant based on chlorine dioxide for the sanitary treatment of the skin of cow’s udder teats the most effective was the dilution of a disinfectant with a concentration of a working solution of chlorine dioxide of 90 mg/l. The product for the treatment of cow’s udder teats after milking provides high preventive effectiveness against mastitis and longer hygienic protection of cow’s udder teats in the intervals between milking.
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