Claw disorders and Udder diseases – alongside fertility problems, these two diseases are among the most common problems on dairy farms. Damp walking and lying areas in the barn and inadequate hygiene contribute to the rapid spread of the diseases.
If you sweep the walkways at least twice a day, you are already reducing the risk. It also makes sense to sprinkle hygienic lime on the walking and lying surfaces every day. You should also disinfect the teats of your dairy cows after milking and Prevent udder diseases. This increases the claw and udder health of your animals.