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The aim of this study was to evaluate the occurrence of antimicrobials residues (AR) used in dry cow therapy, in the postpartum (PP) milk of dairy cows. Seventy-four animals were assigned in 3 groups: (1) 0,25 g de cefalonio anidro, (2) 100 mg de hidroiodeto de penetamato + 280 mg de penicilina benetamina + 100 mg de sulfato de framicetina, (3) 297,92 mg de benzilpenicilina procaina + 121,95 mg de monoidrato sodico de nafcilina + 34,23 mg de sulfato de diidroestreptomicina). Stripcup and CMT exams were carried out, either at the drying off and PP. Milk samples for microbiological examination were collected in both periods. In the PP, milk samples were collected to evaluated the occurrence of AR. Samples were screened for AR using DelvotestSP. The occurrence of AR in milk of mammary quarters (MQ) treated at drying off in farms A, B and C were 18%, 22.2% and 26.5% respectively, with 19,4% average. The AR occurrence was higher when the dry period (DP) was less than 60 days (P< 0,0015) and when postpartum sampling Interval (PSI) was less than 70 days (P< 0,0189). The results showed that AR in milk, due to drying therapy, predominantly occurred in all MQ and in at least three of them, increasing the possibility of contamination of bulk tanks. It was not detected any statistical difference in relation to: the antibiotics used, production at drying off, milk production during lactation, and presence of inflammatory process and intramammary infection. The DP praised as ideal for providing the mammary gland time to involution, colostrogenesis and new lactation (60 days), does not constitute guarantee for AR absence in milk in PP, when 19,4% of the MQ with DP between 60 to 70 days, had presented AR in milk. A cost: benefit analysis verified that the use of the test was useful and was economically more interesting compared with a longer period of milk discarding.

Ocorrência de resíduos de antimicrobianos utilizados no tratamento de interrupção de lactação no início da lactação subsequente em animais com período seco recomendado