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Herd management of musculoskeletal disorders in cattle Dr. Simon Kenyon

Objectives Recognize the common musculoskeletal disorders of cattle Understand the management factors that lead to them Understand prevention, monitoring and control of these conditions Review treatment options for individual animals

Common musculoskeletal problems Laminitis and hoof horn quality problems Infectious conditions of the bovine foot Joint disease Nutritional & toxic Other conditions

Lameness in cattle 95% of lame cattle are dairy breeds 80% of cases involve the digits 80% of digital lameness involves the hindlimbs 50% of digital lameness involves the horn and 50% the skin (mostly heel warts) 70% of the horny lesions involve the outer claw

Diseases of the hoof horn Laminitis – inflammation of the laminar corium, founder Sole hemorrhage, sole ulcer (Rusterholz ulcer), under-run sole White line disease – separation of the laminar corium Heel erosion – slurry foot Double sole

Under-run Sole and Hemorrhage

Double sole

Sand Crack

Acute Laminitis Roached back Obviously sore feet Extremely reluctant to walk

Laminitis in Dairy Cattle Laminitis: Inflammation of the laminar corium of the hoof wall and the sole corium

Locomotion Scoring ZINPRO Corp.

Laminitis in Dairy Cattle

Significance of Locomotion Scores Cows with a locomotion score > 2 –2.8 times more likely to have increased days to first service –15.6 times more likely to have increased days open –9.0 times more likely to have more services per conception –8.4 times more likely to be culled than herdmates ________________________________________ Sprecher, et al., Theriogenology, 1997, 47:

Impact of Lameness on Culling NAHMS, USDA 1996 –15% of culling because of lameness –Additional impact on milk yield, and reproduction. –Estimated that indirect effects of lameness contribute to another 49% of culls

Horse pedal bone “hangs”in the lamellae

Laminitis in the Horse

A Cow is Not a Horse

Bovine Suspensory Apparatus P3 fixed supported by digital cushion and suspended by bundles of collagen fibers attached to the basement layer of the abaxial wall. If fibers stretch P3 sinks and Deforms and compresses the sole. From Lischer & Ossent, 2007

Effects of Laminitis and Sinkage of P 3 on the Digital Cushion From Lischer & Ossent, 2007.

Bicalho et al JDS 2009 Mean Digital Cushion Thickness measured here

From Bergsten, 2004

Risk Factors in the Cow Nutritional i.e. rumen acidosis Calving Compression and pressure effects on the digital cushion Thinning of the sole Mechanical stress on the foot Uneven wear

Dairy Nutrition Maximize dry matter intake Maximize energy intake Preserve rumen health Protect the transition cow

Energy& Fiber Constraints Percent of Ration Dry Matter

Forage : Concentrate Ratio Hay:Grain

Cow Time Management 3-5 hours eating 9 – 14 meals 48,080 chews (10% of energy use) 7 – 10 hours ruminating 30 minutes drinking 2-3 hours milking Needs 10 hours of lying/resting

Freestall comfort

Time budgets – Top 10% vs the rest (hrs/day) ActivityTop 10%Average Eating5.5 Resting Standing Perching Drinking Matzke, 2003

Mattresses Resilient Well bedded Knee test

Free Stall Use

Flooring Green concrete very abrasive Grooving Scrabbling Rubber mats

T. Raven, Cattle Footcare and Claw Trimming, 1989.

T. Raven, Cattle Footcare and Claw Trimming, 1989.

Supplementation Biotin 20 mg/day Zinc

Musculoskeletal 2 Kenyon

Diseases of the hoof skin Digital dermatitis – hairy heel warts Interdigital necrobacillosis –phlegmon, foul in the foot, foot rot Interdigital skin hyperplasia – corns (Interdigital dermatitis) and (verrucose dermatitis) – both probably the same as digital dermatitis

Infectious pododermatitis

Digital dermatitis

Read & Walker J Vet Diagn Invest 10:67–76 (1998)

Soft tissue inflammation Septic arthritis

Through and through lavage

Fescue foot

Refer also to “summer slump” (epidemic hyperthermia)

Enzootic nutritional myopathy (White Muscle Disease)

Spastic paresis

Hygromata FAO pic Neil Anderson, OMAFRA

Stifle injury

Calving Injuries Obturator and Sciatic Nerve Injury

Calving Injuries Tibial Nerve Injury Image: NADIS.ORG

Femoral Nerve Paralysis Calving Injuries Image: NADIS.ORG

Cow lift devices Aqua Cow Slings

Coxofemoral luxation

Coverall Barn