Membrame-forming veterinary antibacterial teat dip
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Jul 31, 1990
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Apr 14, 1989
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Jun 15, 1987
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A veterinary antibacterial composition is described which is viscosity stabilized, aqueous, topically adherent and forms a relatively tough, self-supporting film that adheres to the animal until removed by water washing. The composition is an aqueous solution of: an aliphatic sulfate or sulfonate salt detergent; lactic acid or a food grade salt thereof; a bactericidal food grade organic acid selected from benzoic acid, sorbic acid, citric acid and lower alkanoic acids, and food grade salts thereof; a veterinarily acceptable food grade pectin or gum; and a veterinarily acceptable water soluble emollient selected from short chain aliphatic polyols of up to six carbon atoms; The composition is suitable, for example, as a teat dip and bacterial control approaching 100% is demonstrated by in vitro and in vivo testing.
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