The aim of this study was to compare two different methods for the treatment of digital dermatitis (DD) in dairy cows. Moreover, both treatment methods were tested if they could stop the recurrences of DD in the same patient. For this study, data were collected on two separate occasions across a six-month period (spring and the following autumn). During these two periods, 280 and 232 Holstein Friesian dairy cows were examined respectively in the crush. The following two treatment methods were compared: 1. Scarification of the lesion surface and antibiotic spray;2. Resection of the lesion, antibiotic spray and powder, and covering with a bandage
This open-label, randomized clinical trial with positive control compared the treatment of active di...
Five groups of dairy cows affected by digital dermatitis were subjected to five different footbath s...
The objective of this study was to evaluate the efficacy of two non-antibiotic treatment options for...
The effects of four different intervention strategies on the incidence of severe lesions of digital ...
Three experiments were conducted to test the effectiveness of different footbath solutions and regim...
Digital dermatitis (DD) is a painful skin condition currently considered to be the leading cause of ...
This report characterizes the digital dermatitis (DD) lesions in the accessory digits of dairy cows ...
Objectives and design This trial evaluated the effect of bandaging of acute painful ulcerative bovin...
Digital skin lesions and lameness of several weeks duration, with a morbidity rate of 28.3 %, was re...
The objective of this study was to evaluate the effect of the implementation of different footbathin...
Digital dermatitis (DD) is the most important infectious claw disorder in dairy cattle and herd-base...
A prospective study was performed to evaluate a biological medication in the treatment of digital de...
Lactating Holstein-Friesian dairy cows in four separately housed groups in a herd with endemic digit...
Digital dermatitis is a major cause of lameness in dairy cows causing pain in the limbs leading to r...
Footbathing is one of the most commonly used methods for controlling digital dermatitis (DD). A farm...
This open-label, randomized clinical trial with positive control compared the treatment of active di...
Five groups of dairy cows affected by digital dermatitis were subjected to five different footbath s...
The objective of this study was to evaluate the efficacy of two non-antibiotic treatment options for...
The effects of four different intervention strategies on the incidence of severe lesions of digital ...
Three experiments were conducted to test the effectiveness of different footbath solutions and regim...
Digital dermatitis (DD) is a painful skin condition currently considered to be the leading cause of ...
This report characterizes the digital dermatitis (DD) lesions in the accessory digits of dairy cows ...
Objectives and design This trial evaluated the effect of bandaging of acute painful ulcerative bovin...
Digital skin lesions and lameness of several weeks duration, with a morbidity rate of 28.3 %, was re...
The objective of this study was to evaluate the effect of the implementation of different footbathin...
Digital dermatitis (DD) is the most important infectious claw disorder in dairy cattle and herd-base...
A prospective study was performed to evaluate a biological medication in the treatment of digital de...
Lactating Holstein-Friesian dairy cows in four separately housed groups in a herd with endemic digit...
Digital dermatitis is a major cause of lameness in dairy cows causing pain in the limbs leading to r...
Footbathing is one of the most commonly used methods for controlling digital dermatitis (DD). A farm...
This open-label, randomized clinical trial with positive control compared the treatment of active di...
Five groups of dairy cows affected by digital dermatitis were subjected to five different footbath s...
The objective of this study was to evaluate the efficacy of two non-antibiotic treatment options for...