Fifty Ways to Do Your Lameness: The Relationship Between Various Pelvis-Based Visual Lameness Pointers During Hindlimb Lameness

Lameness in dairy Cows

   This paper intended to review the lameness in dairy cattle. But it was necessary to have an overview about the hoof anatomical structure, it's growth and overgrowth properties. Most common causes of lameness such as laminitis and its different clinical form or presentation such as sole ulcers, toe ulcers, white line disorders, sole and white linehemorrhages have been reviewed and discussed. ...

An investigation of the relationship between hindlimb lameness and saddle slip.

REASONS FOR PERFORMING STUDY We have observed saddle slip consistently to one side because of a crooked rider, an ill-fitting saddle, asymmetry in a horse's thoracolumbar shape and lameness. Currently, there are no objective data to permit assessment of the relative importance of each factor. OBJECTIVES To document the frequency of occurrence of saddle slip in horses with hindlimb lameness co...

Measuring Lameness in Sows

The movement away from sow gestation stalls to group housing presents several major welfare issues from the standpoints of facility design and sow management. In choosing the type of sow gestation housing, it will be important to adopt the system with the most advantages and to be able to assess factors that will impact on the sows’ welfare, longevity in the herd and thereby the producer’s econ...

Rater agreement of visual lameness assessment in horses during lungeing

REASONS FOR PERFORMING STUDY Lungeing is an important part of lameness examinations as the circular path may accentuate low-grade lameness. Movement asymmetries related to the circular path, to compensatory movements and to pain make the lameness evaluation complex. Scientific studies have shown high inter-rater variation when assessing lameness during straight line movement. OBJECTIVES The a...

Lameness in ruminants