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Effective treatment of claw horn lesions in dairy cattle
2017Lameness was described by the Farm Animal Welfare Council (2009) as one of the foremost health and welfare challenges facing dairy cattle in the UK. Studies suggest UK lameness prevalence has increased over the past 30 years peaking at 36.8% in 2006-2007.
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A study in the aetiopathogenesis of claw horn disruption lesions in dairy cattle
Claw horn disruption lesions (CHDL) are the main non-infectious cause of lameness in dairy cattle worldwide. Lameness is both prevalent and associated with a vast array of significant negative effects. Sole ulcers, sole haemorrhage (jointly termed sole lesions; SL), and white line disease (WLD) are collectively called CHDL. This thesis aimed to exploreopenaire +1 more source
Impact of lameness and claw lesions in sows on welfare, health and production
Livestock Science, 2013Anna Valros +2 more
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Pathophysioloy of claw horn lesions in dairy cows
EltiamEnsieh Sajadianjaghargh +1 more
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Field study of hind limb claw lesions and claw measures in sows
Animal Science Journal, 2015Yosuke Sasaki, Masuo Sueyoshi
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Evaluation of treatments for claw horn lesions in dairy cows in a randomized controlled trial
Journal of Dairy Science, 2015John G Remnant +2 more
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