Milk Ketone Test for BHB in Cow Milk [Vial of 50 Strips]

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Milk Ketone Test for BHB in Cow Milk [Vial of 50 Features

• Ketosis can cause upwards of 506 gallons of milk loss per affected cow - detect it early with this subclinical dipstick test

• This test is designed specifically to test BHB levels in milk, a common ketone that is formed during subclinical ketosis

• Healthier cows produce more better quality milk which results in higher profits

• This cowside dairy test means getting a sample is as easy as milking your cow!

• Made in the USA

About Milk Ketone Test For BHB In Cow Milk [Vial Of 50

This reliable on-farm test can be used to detect subclinical ketosis in individual cows before it progresses and causes both harm to your cows and profits. This test specifically tests and quantifies BHB, a common ketone that is formed during subclinical ketosis. This semiquantitative dipstick test can simply be dipped into fresh milk, shaken, and compared to the provided color chart after just one minute. Instructions for use: Remove one test strip from the vial Squirt milk directly from the cow’s teat onto the test strip OR collect a milk sample in a clean container and mix. If you use a container, dip the test pad into the milk. Remove the test strip and shake off excess liquid Wait one minute and compare to the color chart Store at room temperature (36˚F – 77˚F) and refrigerate whenever possible. Note: Avoid using test strips that have discolored after extended storage. The reagent pad on unused test strips should be yellow. This test is intended solely for the estimation of ketones in fresh cow milk. The test is not a laboratory reference method and should not be used as a diagnostic test. Consult a veterinarian before starting any treatment. This test is not intended for use on humans. Bartovation products are not approved for use as medical devices. Products and product information is for informational purposes only and not intended for use to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any medical condition. Consult a medical doctor when needed.