Dr. Jan Shearer, Professor and Extension Veterinarian at Iowa State University, says foot rot is a common problem in cattle. This is an infection that affects the skin and soft tissues of the foot.

it may not be “just foot rot” and additional action should be taken. These animals often have joint involvement that may require more aggressive treatment. According to Michigan State University ...

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While some pain in your foot or ankle may be treated with medication, surgery may be required. Explore common treatment options for orthopedic problems so you know what to expect. Verywell Health's ...

Most cattle in Ireland will receive a fluke treatment during the housing period. As pasture contamination increases throughout the summer months, so does the risk to livestock. Housing marks the ...

Mud can also get caught in the cattle hooves. “The feet are the biggest thing, especially when you have them out on stocks, they can get a corn stalk caught in their foot and cause hoof rot ...

Resistance by livestock pathogens to multiple antibiotics is at its lowest point for 10 years, as a new report shows that ...

An increase in the number of liver fluke in factory cattle has been highlighted this year and in light of this, the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine (DAFM) has made available advice to ...

Weather conditions this spring and summer are proving to be just right for ergot poisoning that can affect cattle on pasture, says Russ Daly South Dakota State University ... this may be initially ...