Welcome to the Healthy Feet Website:
This website aims to stimulate ideas and to facilitate the effective working together of farmers, vets and advisers. We have one disclaimer: please note we expect the information on this site to be used with a suitably qualified professional/ expert and we cannot accept liability for mistakes that occur following implementation of ideas from the site. We make every effort to keep the website up-to-date and evidence-based. Not all ideas will work on every farm.
Latest news:
There’s a new newsletter written by Laura Vee Randall, Heather J Thomas, John G Remnant, Niocola J Bollard and Jon N Huxley called: Lameness prevalence in a random sample of UK dairy herds.
https://veterinaryrecord.bmj.com/content/184/11/350
What’s new:
- Register of Mobility Scorers: visit this page for further details about becoming a qualified scorer (click here)
- Quick links pages to up-to-date information resources
- Find a mobility mentor in UK
- Links to other useful websites
Coming soon:
- Gerard Cramer is coming on tour around the UK! Dr. Gerard Cramer is a professor at the University of Minnesota in the Veterinary Population Medicine department.
https://2019hoofhealthconference.sched.com/speaker/gerard_cramer_dvm_dvsc.1yvl83ht
Extra Information
May 2019 – Welcome to the updated version of cattle lameness
The development of this site was originally supported by the Tubney Charitable Trust, with sections funded by Defra. This updated website has been brought to you in collaboration with AHDB Dairy and the AHDB dairy research partnership.
True to the original website we aim to pack it full of technical ideas. However, whenever possible we want to point to the research evidence and highlight the opinion-based information.
If you discover a new piece of research, something we’ve missed, something we’ve got wrong or you’re just excited about the website then please let us know.
The website has been built from several important and useful research studies in the UK. We are grateful to all the funders and participating farmers for their input.