Profile of non specific bacteria in reproductive tract of dairy cattle mated naturally and using artificial insemination at teaching farm of veterinary medicine faculty of universitas airlangga

This study was carried out to find out the existence of non-specific bacteria types in reproductive tract of dairy cattle mated naturally and using artificial insemination. Samples of the research were cervical mucus coming from 20 cattle which have given birth more than twice, which next divided into 2 groups ,that is, (T1) consisted of 10 cattle mated naturally and group 2 (T2) consisted of 10 cattles mated using artificial insemination. The research was conducted at Teaching Farm of Veterinary Medicine Faculty UniversitasAirlangga, Kedamean Sub-district Gresik Regency. Research procedures covered bacteria isolation, Gram coloring, spore test, catalase test, and bio-chemistry test. The research concluded bacteria isolation coming from cervical mucus of dairy cattle mated naturally resulted 7 Genus Escherichia (50%), 5 Genus Staphylococcus (35.7%) and 3 Genus Corynebacterium (14.3%). On the other hand, bacteria isolation coming from cervical mucus of dairy cattle mated using artificial insemination resulted 6 genus Escherichia (46.2%), 6 genus Staphylococcus (46.2%) and 1 genus Corynebacterium (7.6%).