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Bookmark or Share- Foot-rot in Cattle: Causes, Signs, Diagnosis, Treatment, and ...Foot-rot in cattle is an infectious disease of farm animals, especially cattle and sheep. The disease is characterized by inflammation of the sensitive tissues of the feet and severe lameness. The disease is also called Interdigital necrobacillosis and Foul in the foot.
- Livestock Health: Foot Rot- Prevention and TreatmentDiagnosis of foot rot is typically made by examination of the hoof, looking at the characteristic signs of sudden onset of lameness (usually one limb), swelling between the digits (claws), and separation of the interdigital skin.
- Foot Rot Identification and Treatment in CattleFoot rot is a highly contagious bacterial disease that affects the hooves of cattle, causing lameness and loss of production. Identifying foot rot early and administering prompt treatment is key to minimizing its impact on cattle health and farm productivity.
- Footrot in Cattle and Sheep - Kansas State UniversityFootrot is a highly contagious disease affecting the interdigital (between the toes) tissue of ruminants. It is one of the most common causes of lameness in cattle and sheep and can result in serious economic loss. Once present in a herd/flock, footrot can be very difficult to control.
- Contagious Footrot in Sheep - Merck Veterinary ManualVirulent footrot is a specific, chronic, necrotizing disease of the epidermis of the interdigital skin and hoof matrix that begins as an interdigital dermatitis and extends to involve large areas of the hoof matrix.
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