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Mastitis is an udder infection, but whether a cow or buffalo catches it depends a lot on her defences and her condition at that moment. A fresh, high-yielding animal that is short of energy, has a stressed liver and low vitamin E and selenium fights germs less well. Hygiene and the vet’s treatment always come first. Supportive feed supplements can be added beside them. This guide explains where Nexamune L, an immune booster for mastitis in cows, and Livolact, a liver tonic for dairy animals, fit in, with the product-page doses, a cost example and what they cannot do. If you are searching for an immune booster for mastitis in cows, read the first-step section before you buy anything.

Mastitis in short

Mastitis is inflammation of the udder, usually caused by bacteria such as Staphylococcus aureus, E. coli and Streptococcus uberis. In clinical mastitis you see a hot, swollen, painful quarter, clots or watery milk and sometimes fever. In subclinical mastitis the milk looks normal but the cell count is high and yield and quality fall quietly. Subclinical cases are far more common than clinical ones, so a California Mastitis Test (CMT) on a regular basis is worth the small cost.

First steps that matter more than any supplement

  • Call your vet for any clinical case. Antibiotic treatment is the vet’s decision, and the full course must be finished.
  • Respect the withdrawal period. Milk from an animal on antibiotics must not be sold or used until the withdrawal time is over.
  • Milk hygiene: wash and dry the teats, use a teat dip after milking, milk the affected animal last, and keep the milker’s hands clean.
  • Dry, clean bedding and a non-slippery floor. Wet, muddy lying areas bring germs to the teat end, especially in winter.
  • Complete milking at fixed times. Milk left in the udder invites infection.
  • Test often with CMT, and separate or treat the positive quarters early.

What is Nexamune L?

Nexamune L is a natural immune booster for cows, buffaloes, sheep and goats, sold for mastitis support. The IMN product page says it strengthens neutrophils, the body’s first line of defence, and that its antioxidant formula helps the animal fight mastitis bacteria without antibiotics. It lists vitamin E, selenium, vitamin C, niacin, and ashwagandha, amla and tulsi extracts. It is a feed supplement, not a therapeutic product, and supports early recovery along with the main line of treatment. Because it is not an antibiotic, the product page notes no antibiotic residue in milk from Nexamune L itself. Any antibiotic your vet gives still has its own withdrawal period.

Page benefits: easy to give as a daily feed additive, supports overall immunity and reduces stress, helps reduce the risk of mastitis and metritis, supports faster recovery from udder infection, and regular use improves udder health and milk quality.

Nexamune L dose

Nexamune L is added to the animal’s daily feed. The product page says “add the recommended dose to the daily feed” and does not print a number, so we do not print one either. Ask on WhatsApp for the right quantity for your animal, with its weight, yield and stage. Price: 1 kg is ₹920 (MRP ₹1,410).

Why the liver matters in a fresh cow: Livolact

In early lactation milk rises faster than appetite, so the animal mobilizes body fat for energy and the liver gets loaded with fat. A fatty liver works less well, and the animal is dull, eats less, is more prone to ketosis and infections such as mastitis and metritis. Livolact is a liver tonic for dairy animals, especially high-producing cows and buffaloes that develop fatty liver from fat mobilization in early lactation. The label lists liver extract, silymarin, liquorice, vitamin B12, biotin and choline. According to the product page it helps reduce fatty liver, supports liver function and metabolism, supports detoxification and regeneration of liver cells, and supports milk yield and quality.

Livolact dose (product page)

AnimalDose
Cow or buffalo50 to 70 ml per animal for 3 to 5 days
Goat or sheep10 to 20 ml per animal for 3 to 5 days
Calf20 ml
Goat kids and lambs5 ml

Cost example (calculated from the 1 L price of ₹435, about ₹0.44 per ml). At 50 to 70 ml a cow costs about ₹22 to ₹30 for a day, so a 3 to 5 day course is about ₹65 to ₹152 per animal. On the 5 L pack of ₹1,690 it is about ₹0.34 per ml. Livolact is a liquid, so measure it with a syringe or measuring cup.

How to use them, step by step

  1. Treat first: get the vet’s diagnosis and treatment for any clinical case, and fix hygiene.
  2. Nexamune L: weigh it and mix it evenly into the daily feed. Ask us on WhatsApp for the quantity.
  3. Livolact: measure the dose for the animal for 3 to 5 days, as in the table.
  4. Keep the feed and water routine steady with fresh water and good fodder.
  5. Re-test with CMT and note the milk, appetite and dung every day so your vet can see what is working.
Nexamune L by IMN Pyrophos

Immune support in mastitis

Nexamune L

Natural immune booster for cows, buffaloes, sheep and goats with vitamin E, selenium, vitamin C, niacin, ashwagandha, amla and tulsi. Strengthens neutrophils and supports recovery along with the main treatment. A feed supplement, not a treatment.

Dose: Add to the daily feed. Ask on WhatsApp for the right quantity.

1 kg ₹920MRP ₹1,410

Livolact by IMN Pyrophos

Liver tonic for dairy animals

Livolact

Liver tonic with liver extract, silymarin, liquorice, vitamin B12, biotin and choline. Helps reduce fatty liver in early lactation and supports liver function and metabolism.

Dose: Cow or buffalo 50 to 70 ml per animal for 3 to 5 days; goat or sheep 10 to 20 ml for 3 to 5 days; calf 20 ml; goat kids and lambs 5 ml.

1 L ₹435MRP ₹690   5 L ₹1,690MRP ₹3,390

Thanaila me pehle hygiene aur doctor ka ilaaj, phir Nexamune L aur Livolact ka sahara

Where they fit with other products

What not to do

  • Do not use an immune booster instead of the vet’s treatment in a clinical case.
  • Do not stop the antibiotic course early because the milk looks better.
  • Do not sell or use milk during an antibiotic withdrawal period.
  • Do not change the dose on your own. Use the dose given for your animal.
  • Do not ignore dirty bedding, wet floors or an unclean milking routine.

Common mistakes

  • Treating only the quarter. The herd routine, bedding and milking order cause the next case.
  • Not testing. Subclinical cases are missed without CMT.
  • Ignoring the fresh cow. Energy, liver and minerals in the first weeks set up the defences.
  • Judging a supplement in 2 days. Track the weekly milk, CMT and cell count.

Frequently asked questions

What is the best immune booster for mastitis in cows? There is no single product. Hygiene, correct vet treatment, good feeding and minerals come first. A supplement such as Nexamune L can be added to support the immune system.

Does Nexamune L cure mastitis? No. It is a feed supplement that supports the immune system and recovery along with the main line of treatment.

Is there a withdrawal period for Nexamune L? The product page says no antibiotic residue and no withdrawal period for the supplement itself. Follow your vet for any antibiotic.

What does Nexamune L contain? Vitamin E, selenium, vitamin C, niacin, and ashwagandha, amla and tulsi extracts.

What is the Livolact dose? Cow or buffalo 50 to 70 ml per animal for 3 to 5 days; goat or sheep 10 to 20 ml for 3 to 5 days; calf 20 ml; goat kids and lambs 5 ml.

What is the price? Nexamune L 1 kg is ₹920 (MRP ₹1,410). Livolact 1 L is ₹435 (MRP ₹690) and 5 L is ₹1,690 (MRP ₹3,390). Prices may change, so confirm on WhatsApp.

Can goats and sheep use Nexamune L? The product page lists cows, buffaloes, sheep and goats. Ask for the dose on WhatsApp.

Where can I see all IMN products? The IMN product guide lists each product by problem and stage.

Repeated mastitis in your herd? Send the breed, stage of lactation, how many quarters are affected, recent CMT or cell count and the milking routine on WhatsApp +91 98715 84101. Dr. Ibne Ali’s team will help you plan the support and the dose. Ask on WhatsApp

Also read: Nexamune L · Livolact · Milk fever in cows · Winter care of dairy cows · IMN product guide

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