Bad Feet?

H&Hfarms

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I have a herford bull for the last 2 year he goes to limping when the grass start growing good. Does he have an allergic reaction to the new grass or could it just be a coincidence?
 
H&Hfarms":339qqh6e said:
I have a herford bull for the last 2 year he goes to limping when the grass start growing good. Does he have an allergic reaction to the new grass or could it just be a coincidence?

What kind of grass?
 
msscamp":3j4t1hah said:
H&Hfarms":3j4t1hah said:
I have a herford bull for the last 2 year he goes to limping when the grass start growing good. Does he have an allergic reaction to the new grass or could it just be a coincidence?

What kind of grass?


Fescue and Orchard Grass mostly some weeds.
 
H&Hfarms":6ugt04wa said:
msscamp":6ugt04wa said:
H&Hfarms":6ugt04wa said:
I have a herford bull for the last 2 year he goes to limping when the grass start growing good. Does he have an allergic reaction to the new grass or could it just be a coincidence?

What kind of grass?


Fescue and Orchard Grass mostly some weeds.

I doubt if it's fescue foot, but I'vebeen wrong before. I'ld look to a physical problem. Rock in the foot, foot rot, heel wart, strained muscle, arthritis, etc.
How did you treat it last year or did it just go away by itself?

dun
 
H&Hfarms":6mi0cenp said:
I have a herford bull for the last 2 year he goes to limping when the grass start growing good. Does he have an allergic reaction to the new grass or could it just be a coincidence?

Hello H&H

Since it happens at the same time every year, could be that he's working harder now due to breeding requirements and maybe chasing the girls harder.

Also, if its a hind foot, could also be breeding related.


Dub
 
DoubleK":2u3orggy said:
H&Hfarms":2u3orggy said:
I have a herford bull for the last 2 year he goes to limping when the grass start growing good. Does he have an allergic reaction to the new grass or could it just be a coincidence?

Hello H&H

Since it happens at the same time every year, could be that he's working harder now due to breeding requirements and maybe chasing the girls harder.

Also, if its a hind foot, could also be breeding related.


Dub
thats a possibility and the ground around here starts to dry out and the dried out hoof prints and its like walking on a creek bed, i about spring my own ankles just walking in the pastures ;-)
 
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dun":1tpyrmin said:
H&Hfarms":1tpyrmin said:
msscamp":1tpyrmin said:
H&Hfarms":1tpyrmin said:
I have a herford bull for the last 2 year he goes to limping when the grass start growing good. Does he have an allergic reaction to the new grass or could it just be a coincidence?

What kind of grass?


Fescue and Orchard Grass mostly some weeds.

I doubt if it's fescue foot, but I'vebeen wrong before. I'ld look to a physical problem. Rock in the foot, foot rot, heel wart, strained muscle, arthritis, etc.
How did you treat it last year or did it just go away by itself?

dun


WE sent him to the vet and he didnot find anything he just finally got over it. What is fescue foot???
Thanks for the reply
 
it comes from a endophyte fungus that grows in the fescue. slows blood flow to the legs down to the feet also cause's tail switchs to fall off rough hair coat weight loss and so on
 

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