Hoof Care Tips Part 3: Take Action with Early and Effective Treatment
ANALYSIS - In the third and final part of this video series, vet Roger Blowey discusses the important actions to take when cattle are showing early signs of hoof problems.
14 April 2016
1 minute read
Whilst prevention is better than cure, Mr Blowey says that early identification of lame animals and quick implementation of effective treatment are the most important steps if prevention is no longer possible.
He shows a variety of different blocks, which can be applied to the sound claw to take the pressure off the affected claw, and discusses the advantages of each type.
Roger Blowey is the author of the book 'Cattle Lameness and Hoofcare'.
If you missed part one of the series, which looked at the anatomy of hooves, click here to watch it.
Or click here if you missed part two, which looked at examples of damaged hooves and how hoof damage occurs.
Alice Mitchell
News Team - Editor
