Cattle Lameness Due to Foot Problems
Bob Larson
Angus Journal
Lameness in cows, bulls and replacement heifers is a common problem confronting cattlemen. One of the most common causes of lameness is an infection of the skin and soft tissue above the hoof known as foot rot. The bacteria responsible are present in soil, but in order for the bacteria to invade the foot, a break in the skin must occur first.
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