Veterinarians have explained when unscheduled hoof treatment is required for cows.

According to veterinary specialists, lameness may be due to the fact thatA foreign object got into the hoof , which is why unscheduled treatment is needed.

In general,Experts recommend treating cows' hooves at least twice a year. However, sometimes more frequent treatment is recommended, depending on a number of factors. "Wet, hard, and dirty bedding forces animals to spend more time on their feet, which leads to hoof and joint problems," veterinarians warn.

According to them, hoof treatment affects the animal's comfort level: a cow's poor HEALTH can lead to decreased MILK yield and weakened immunity.

Typically, the procedure is performed in a special machine that allows the animal to be restrained and avoids injury to both the animal and the person treating the hooves.