Back to the Basics of Bovine Respiratory Disease with Dr. Jared Taylor
This week we continue our partnership with the College of Veterinary Medicine as I have a discussion with Dr. Jared Taylor about bovine respiratory disease . This disease complex is one very common to every beef producer in the industry. We vaccinate for this disease and have excellent treatment methods but Dr. Taylor and I agree that BRD continues to be a challenge for the beef industry overall. Dr. Taylor is an Associate Professor and Veterinarian with the Oklahoma State College of Veterinary Medicine.
Episode Resources:
Economic Effects of Bovine Respiratory Disease in Feedlot Cattle
Effects of Preconditioning on Health, Performance and Prices of Weaned Calves
Nutrition and Management Considerations for Preconditioning Home Raised Beef Calves
Oklahoma Vac-45 Program Requirements
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Back to the Basics of Bovine Respiratory Disease with Dr. Jared Taylor
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Cattle Lameness with Dr. Meredyth Jones
This week, we return to our series at the OSU College of Veterinary Medicine for a discussion with Dr. Meredyth Jones about lameness in beef cattle. Many producers are comfortable treating what they assume is foot rot, however there are many different issues that cause lameness that are not foot rot. Many of these other things will not respond to treatment like a foot rot case would.
Dr. Jones has provided some pictures below to give you an idea of what foot rot IS NOT. Remember foot rot will cause pretty even swelling on both sides and all the way around the foot. If the swelling is just on one side of the foot, your animal is experiencing something else and should not be treated for foot rot before consulting a veterinarian.
The xray shows an infected coffin joint which is commonly mistaken for foot rot because it causes swelling. It is much more severe than foot rot.
This is an picture of a sole ulcer, which is commonly mistaken for foot rot. It does not respond to antibiotics like foot rot does. The green block is called a hoof block. It’s a little shoe we put on the normal toe. It allows them to walk up off the ground so that the painful toe doesn’t hit the ground when they walk and it really helps with pain. It comes off when they are healed up.
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Cattle Lameness with Dr. Meredyth Jones
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Its the season for Flies! with Dr. Jonathan Cammack
The week we round out our two-part series with a discussion that we recorded in April about fly control in beef cattle. Dr. Cammack is back with Dana to discuss the in’s and outs of managing flies on our livestock.
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Cattle Health
Its the season for Flies! with Dr. Jonathan Cammack
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