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Lameness
2022
LA-P03
Prevalence Of Digital Dermatitis Using Mirror Scoring In Finnish Dairy Herds
Hertta Pirkkalainen et al.
Päivi Rajala-Schultz1, Tuomas Hintikka2, Sinikka Pelkonen2, Miia Kontturi2, Minna Kujala-Wirth1. University of Helsinki, Helsinki, Finland
Objectives: Digital dermatitis (DD) is a severe bacterial claw disease found worldwide. The disease can be classified into 5 different M-stages by clinical examination. The aim of this study was to find the her
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Lameness
2022
LA-P04
Herd And Cow Level Risk Factors For Different Stages Of Digital Dermatitis
Holzhauer Menno et al.
Royal GD, Deventer, Netherlands
Results: Prevalence In total 6766 cows on 88 farms were included in the risk factor analysis. The number of records collected per farm var- ied between 47 and 131 (mean = 87.3; SD = 21.4). From these records, 4
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Lameness
2022
LA-P05
First Study Of Dairy Cattle Hoof Pathologies In Ecuador
Andrés Pérez et al.
Mauricio Salas Rueda1. Globalgen, Carrera de Medicina Veterinaria y Zootecnia, Universida Politécnica Salesiana, Cuenca, Ecuador, CUENCA, Ecuador
This study leads us to conclude that hoof pathologies are very common in dairy herds in Ecuador. The high prevalence rates it may be due to the lack of preventive trimming, demonstrated in cases of hoof overgro
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Lameness
2022
LA-P06
Change Starts In Mind – Farmers´ Awareness Towards Lameness And Associated Factors
Katharina Charlotte Jensen et al.
Andreas Öhm4, Annegret Tautenhahn5, Friedemann Adler3, Heidi Arndt1, Iris Litjens1, Katrin Birnstiel1, Kerstin Müller5, Melanie Phuong Do Duc1, Svenja Woudstra1, Martina Hoedemaker1. Clinic for Cattle, University of Veterinary Medicine Hannover, Foun
Objectives: Lameness is probably the most challenging problem concerning dairy cow health and welfare, nowadays. Several studies have shown that most farmers underestimate the prevalence of lameness in their he
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2022
LA-P07
Assessment Of Potassium Monopersulfate As A Disinfectant Solution For Footbath To Control Digital Dermatitis In Dairy Cows
Salvatore Ferraro et al.
pathologie et microbiologie, Faculté de médecine vétérinaire, Unive de Montréal, Saint Hyacinthe, Canada.
Objectives: The objective was to assess potassium monopersulfate as a disinfectant used in footbath to control digital dermatitis (DD) in dairy cows. We hypothesized that a potassium monopersulfate solution wou
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2022
LA-P08
Susceptibility Of Aerobic Bacteria Isolated From Hoof Lesions In Cattle To Preparations Containing Silver- And Copper Nanoparticles
Jarosław Król et al.
Uchrńska3. Wroclaw University of Environmental and Life Sciences/Department of Pathology, Wroclaw, Poland
Objectives: Hoof diseases in dairy cattle, in addition to metabolic disorders and diseases of the udder, are one of the most common causes of problems in obtaining high yield and quality of milk. The occurrence
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Lameness
2022
LA-P09
An Observational Study On Managing Digital Dermatitis Through Risk Assessment And Veterinary Advice On 19 Dutch Dairy Herds
Arne Vanhoudt et al.
Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Utrecht University, Utrecht, Netherlands
Objectives: (1) identify associations between digital der- matitis (DD) prevalence and a DD risk score, (2) determine the effect of veterinary advice based on the risk score on DD prev- alence and management by
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Lameness
2022
LA-P10
Transdermic Flunixin-Meglumine For White Line Disease Treatment In Dairy Cows, A Clinical Trial
Roger Bellet Elias et al.
Rogadri SL Hoof Care, Arbeca, Spain
Objective: To evaluate the effect of transdermic flunix- in-meglumine on healing and reproductive performance in lac- tating dairy cows with white line disease (WLD). Material & Methods: The study was performed
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2022
LA-P11
Approaching Digital Dermatitis As A Wound Instead Of An Infectious Dermatitis: Efficacy Of A Non-Antibiotic Enzymatic Alginogel
Arne Vanhoudt et al.
Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Utrecht University, Utrecht, Netherlands
Objectives: The aim was to investigate the efficacy of an enzymatic alginogel (EAG) on M1 and M2 lesions of digital dermatitis (DD), compared with a gel containing copper and zinc chelates (CZG), usinig (1) the
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Lameness
2022
LA-P12
The 7-Point Plan To Improve Claw Health
Menno Holzhauer et al.
Royal GD-AHS, Deventer, Netherlands. Despite extensive investigation, improved insight into risk factors and knowledge of the pathogenesis of infectious and non-infectious claw disorders, claw health at herd level has not been structurally improved i
Results: Biotin concentrations in bulk milk of dairy farms in 2019 (mean ± SD) were 23.4% too low for optimal provision, 70.2% good provision and 6.4% too high provision. These val- ues were for manganese 22.5%
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Lameness
2022
LA-P13
Occurrence Of Sole Ulcer In Dairy Cows With Laminitis Pavol Mudroň.
University of Veterinary Medicine and Pharmacy in Košice et al.
Slovakia.
Objectives: Laminitis is a multifactorial syndrome with complex pathophysiology and significant economic impact on dairy industry. One of the effects it has on the welfare of cat- tle is that it predisposes to
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2022
LA-P14
Local Treatment Of Interdigital Phlegmon (Footrot) By The Regional Intravenous Administration Of Tylosin In Cows
Marc Pineda et al.
PICOVETS, Asturias, Spain
Introduction: Interdigital phlegmon (IP) or footrot is a common infectious disease in bovine. It produces lameness in dairy cattle and feedlots. In some severe cases, the animal does not respond favourably to t
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2022
LA-P15
A Novel Biomechanically Designed Orthosis For The Bovine Claw
Jan Steils et al.
Tec2-Fit GmbH, Magdeburg, Germany
Objectives: To develop a novel orthopedic orthosis based on the anatomy and biomechanics of the bovine claw that can ily be used for claw-friendly unloading in the therapy of claw dis- eases. Materials and Meth
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Lameness
2022
LA-P16
Monitoring Bulk-Milk For Less Lameness Menno Holzhauer.
GD Animal Health et al.
Lameness in dairy cattle is mainly a consequence claw dis- orders (Toussaint Raven, 1977
Results: Based on this information the biotin supply was year-round at more than 40% of the herds investigated too low and supply of trace elements was in more than 50% of the herds too low in summer months. We
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Lameness
2022
LA-P17
Herd Level Risk Factors For Active Digital Dermatitis Lesions In Finnish Free Stall Dairy Herds
Aino Riihimäki et al.
Päivi Rajala-Schultz1, Sinikka Pelkonen2, Miia Kontturi3, Minna Kujala-Wirth1. Department of Production Animal Medicine, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, University of Helsinki, Helsinki, Finland
Objectives: Digital dermatitis (DD) is a severe bacterial hoof disease found worldwide. The disease can be classified into five different stages, of which DD M1, DD M2 and DD M4.1 are considered active lesions.