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When it comes to herd health issues in the GB dairy herd, lameness is currently heading the agenda. Practicing cattle veterinary surgeons might interpret this as a cause for alarm or as an opportunity. The past decade has seen some important developments to reinforce an evidence-based approach to helping farmers improve foot health. With the correct training, veterinary surgeons should feel confident that their input will be both effective and valued.
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