VETERINARY EXAMINATION OF MEAT DURING THE REHABILITATION OF FARMS FOR CHLAMYDIA CATTLE
This article discusses the veterinary and sanitary examination of meat in the recovery of farms treated for chlamydia of cattle. The article examines the content of organoleptic, physico-chemical and residual amount of antibiotics in meat in chlamydia of cattle. According to the results of the study, the physical and chemical parameters of beef did not change when using antibiotics and did not affect the freshness of meat. Upon examination of the research on the surface thus in the experimental group and the control group showed signs of microbial bodies. In the surface layers of muscles from healthy animals thus the number of microbial bodies was normal. No microbial bodies were found in the deep layers of the muscles in the control and experimental groups. When determining the residual amount of antibiotics in meat, tetracycline antibiotics with high inhibitory activity against chlamydia were used. In our case, the antibiotics doxycycline 200 and nitox 200 were used. The residual amount of antibiotics in the meat samples of the tusch control group, where the antibiotic doxycycline 200 was used for 21 and 28 days after slaughter, was not detected in the meat samples. At the same time, in the group where the antibiotic nitox 200 was used on 21 days after slaughter, meat samples were found. And for 28 days after slaughter, the antibiotic was not detected in the samples of the control group and the experimental group. This means that the antibiotic doxycycline 200 is more effective than nitox 200 and is excreted from the animal body faster.