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Stay Ahead of Everyday Teat and Udder Problems

A swollen udder after calving, a hard quarter or an unexpected rise in cell count can quickly add pressure to an already busy milking routine. Dry, cracked or damaged teats can also affect cow comfort, while unclear symptoms may leave you wondering whether you have the right product to hand.

Good dairy cow teat care starts with noticing changes early and responding with the appropriate support. Keeping dependable teat care products nearby can help you maintain hygiene, check individual quarters and care for teat skin before a smaller concern becomes a more disruptive job.

Choose the Right Product for the Right Job

Not every teat or udder concern needs the same response. This collection brings together practical udder care products for different stages of the milking routine, making it easier to find an option that matches the job in front of you.

Use CMT liquid, also known as mastitis test liquid, to support on-farm checks when a cow has an elevated cell count or you need to identify the affected quarter. Choose Uddermint or another udder rub when a freshly calved cow has a tight or swollen udder, or select an udder cream or specialist ointment to care for dry skin, cuts, lesions or teat warts.

From routine hygiene to testing and targeted skin care, each product has a distinct purpose. This helps you spend less time comparing similar-looking options and more time taking clear, practical action.

Practical Support for Real Milking Routines

These teat care products have been selected around the everyday challenges faced by dairy farmers. The range includes Uddermint, CMT liquid, teat and udder ointments, boluses, dipping equipment and other products that can be kept close at hand in the parlour.

Clear product information helps you understand what each option is designed for, how it should be used and when additional advice may be needed. Supportive products should never replace veterinary care where an udder problem is severe, recurring or requires prescribed treatment.

Explore the collection to find practical products for teat hygiene, udder comfort, testing support and skin care, with straightforward options for building a more confident and consistent herd-care routine.

Frequently Asked Questions

Start by matching the product to the immediate need, such as testing, hygiene, udder comfort or teat skin care. Always read the individual product description and label, and seek veterinary advice if symptoms are severe, persistent or unclear.

Use an appropriate on-farm test and contact your vet if you remain concerned. CMT liquid can help indicate which quarter may have an elevated cell count, but it does not provide a complete diagnosis.

Follow the directions supplied with the individual product. Application frequency can differ depending on whether the product is intended for routine conditioning, udder massage or a specific teat skin concern.

Yes. It includes everyday teat care products alongside options for testing, swollen udders, damaged teat skin, warts and other specific concerns.

Yes. General ointments and udder cream support skin conditioning, while specialist products are available for concerns such as teat warts, cuts, lesions or blackspot.

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