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Subclinical mastitis (SCM) is a major cause of economic loss in dairy herds that show no gross inflammatory changes in udder, hence remains unnoticed unless investigated by employing laboratory tests. Often it is more prevalent than the clinical mastitis, it usually precedes the clinical form, it reduces milk production, and adversely affects milk quality. Sub clinical mastitis causes colossal losses than clinical mastitis (Joshi and Gokhale, 2004).

Effect of Subclinical Mastitis on Milk Profile Changes in Jersey Cross Bred Dairy Cows