Economic Losses
Reduced milk yield, milk spoilage, deterioration of quality, increased treatment costs, and premature culling of affected animals.
AntiMastitor® by Pure Herd Systems
A patented handheld device that uses gentle electrical stimulation to help close the teat canal after milking — reducing the risk of bacterial entry and mastitis.

The Challenge
Mastitis remains one of the most significant health challenges in dairy cattle, causing substantial economic losses worldwide.

Reduced milk yield, milk spoilage, deterioration of quality, increased treatment costs, and premature culling of affected animals.
After milking, the teat canal remains open for 2.5-3 hours. During this time, bacteria can easily enter the udder and cause infection.
Mastitis causes pain, swelling, and discomfort. If not managed, it results in irreversible udder damage and reduced quality of life.
Conventional teat dipping provides only 20-30% effectiveness. Rising antibiotic resistance makes traditional treatments less viable.
The Solution
AntiMastitor is a patented veterinary device that combines conventional teat dipping with gentle electrical stimulation to activate smooth muscles and promote teat canal closure after milking. Its mechanism of action is purely physical — no chemical action, no metabolization.

Stimulates smooth muscle contraction, helping the teat canal close after milking.
Uses gentle, low-level electrical pulses — no drugs, no chemicals, no withdrawal periods.
Fits seamlessly into routine milking operations. No specialized training or veterinary intervention required.
Field studies suggest consistent support for mastitis-risk reduction when used regularly.
How It Works
Fill the device's reservoir with AntiMastitor conductive medium.

Apply the device to each teat for about 3 seconds immediately after milking. It dips and stimulates at the same time — one motion, no extra pass.

Gentle electrical stimulation helps promote teat canal closure, reducing the risk of bacterial entry during the vulnerable post-milking window.

Fits the milking routine you already run. Handheld and battery-operated, it moves down the parlor line with your crew.
Proof
AntiMastitor's approach has been evaluated in two peer-reviewed studies comparing electrical stimulation teat treatment with conventional teat dipping.

Researchers observed differences in teat tissue response between electrical stimulation and conventional dipping.
Read on Cambridge Core (Journal of Dairy Research, Cambridge University Press, 2022, opens in a new tab)The peer-reviewed field study observed fewer clinical mastitis cases with electrical stimulation teat treatment compared with conventional dipping.
Read on Copernicus (Archives Animal Breeding, Copernicus Publications, 2023, opens in a new tab)These are published study observations from specific trial conditions. Results in any given herd will depend on management, environment, and overall milking hygiene. AntiMastitor is designed to help reduce the risk of mastitis — no device can prevent every case.
Economics
Adjust the five planning parameters to reflect your operation. The illustration estimates annual cases prevented, related costs avoided, and how many devices your crew would need; it does not include product pricing or promise results.
Estimates only. Current annual cases are calculated as herd size × mastitis rate. Cases prevented apply the selected reduction assumption, and cost avoided multiplies those estimated cases by your cost per case. Actual outcomes vary by herd, management, labor, treatment, and production impact.
Contact UsDefault planning assumptions: 250 cows, 4 milking operators, 25 cases per 100 cows per year, $444 per case, and 65% expected reduction. Replace them with your own records and expectations.
Cost per case default: U.S. economic analysis estimate (Rollin et al., 2015), including lost milk production. Mastitis-rate default: USDA NAHMS dairy survey average.
Field studies showed AntiMastitor reduced clinical mastitis cases by up to 80% compared to conventional teat dipping. The selected reduction remains a user-adjustable assumption for illustration, not a prediction of product performance.
Operator count sets the number of devices needed, at one device per milking operator. This pre-sales estimate uses the selected cost per case and includes no device, liquid, or payback pricing.
The Product
A handheld system designed to fit the post-milking routine.
A handheld, battery-operated device that applies gentle electrical stimulation to each teat right after milking. Dips and stimulates in one motion.
2-year warranty.
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AntiMastitor device, conductive medium bottle, and user guide.






The conductive medium fills the device reservoir and enables electrical stimulation at each application.
Format options: 1-gallon and 5-gallon
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Contact Pure Herd Systems, the official US distributor of AntiMastitor. We're here to answer your questions and help you get started.