![Foul can affect both grazing and housed herds and Ms Pedersen advises keeping feet as clean as possible and maintaining walkways to minimise risk of infection. Foul can affect both grazing and housed herds and Ms Pedersen advises keeping feet as clean as possible and maintaining walkways to minimise risk of infection.](https://image.chitra.live/api/v1/wps/1879530/502bebc2-e172-466b-931b-41bcf15eae3c/6/p77-DF-Apr-23-p30-dairy-cattle-cubicle-housing-ventilation-fan-1335-679x419.jpg)
Foul can affect both grazing and housed herds and Ms Pedersen advises keeping feet as clean as possible and maintaining walkways to minimise risk of infection.
While foul in the foot and corkscrew claw are not considered major causes of lameness among the UK's dairy herds, they can have serious impacts on cow health, particularly in the case of foul. Sara...
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