WeCAHN animal health surveillance activities - Identification of treatment strategies for the most common causes of lameness in feedlot cattle

Western Canadian animal health surveillance activities

Animal health surveillance programs across the four western provinces

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Type (Project/Program):

Project

Surveillance Type:

Active

Animal Type:

Bovine

Disease Agent:

N/A

Disease Agent Type:

N/A

Organization:

Western College of Veterinary Medicine (WCVM)

Other Organization:

Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada (AAFC)

Production System:

"Commercial, large-scale"

Topic:

Antimicrobial Use/ Resistance;
Endemic;
Production-limiting

Media Type:

Website

Sample Size

432

Population Unit

animals

Surveillance Start Date

Surveillance End Date

Project End Date

Mar/23/2020

Website

Report

Dec/22/2020

Identification of treatment strategies for the most common causes of lameness in feedlot cattle

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Project to assess the efficacy of commonly used antimicrobial and non-antimicrobial treatments for the treatment of digital dermatitis and toe tip necrosis in beef cow-calf herds across Canada.