Search Results - "Huxley, J. N."

Lameness prevalence and management practices on Irish pasture-based dairy farms by Browne, N, Hudson, C D, Crossley, R E, Sugrue, K, Kennedy, E, Huxley, J N, Conneely, M

“…Lameness is a painful disease, which negatively impacts dairy cow production and welfare. The aim of this observational study was to determine herd lameness…”
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Current attitudes of cattle practitioners to pain and the use of analgesics in cattle by Huxley, J. N., Whay, H. R.

“…A questionnaire to examine the attitudes and perceptions of cattle practitioners to pain in cattle was sent to 2398 practitioners working in the uk, and 641…”
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Claw length recommendations for dairy cow foot trimming by Archer, S. C., Newsome, R., Dibble, H., Sturrock, C. J., Chagunda, M. G. G., Mason, C. S., Huxley, J. N.

“…The aim was to describe variation in length of the dorsal hoof wall in contact with the dermis for cows on a single farm, and hence, derive minimum appropriate…”
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Farm-level risk factors and treatment protocols for lameness in New Zealand dairy cattle by Mason, WA, Müller, KR, Laven, LJ, Huxley, JN, Laven, RA

“…To identify farm-level risk factors for dairy cow lameness, and to describe lameness treatment protocols used on New Zealand dairy farms. One hundred and…”
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Risk factors associated with hair loss, ulceration, and swelling at the hock in freestall-housed UK dairy herds by Potterton, S L, Green, M J, Harris, J, Millar, K M, Whay, H R, Huxley, J N

“…The objective of this study was to identify the risk factors associated with 3 presentations of hock lesions (hair loss, ulceration, and swelling) in…”
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Use of individual cow milk recording data at the start of lactation to predict the calving to conception interval by Madouasse, A, Huxley, J N, Browne, W J, Bradley, A J, Dryden, I L, Green, M J

“…Milk recording data collected in 2,128 dairy herds in England and Wales between 2004 and 2006 were used to predict the calving to conception intervals. The…”
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Results of a survey of attitudes of dairy veterinarians in New Zealand regarding painful procedures and conditions in cattle by Laven, RA, Huxley, JN, Whay, HR, Stafford, KJ

“…AIMS: To quantify the range of attitudes and perceptions of cattle practitioners to painful procedures and conditions in cattle, to identify some of the…”
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Evaluation of the efficacy of an internal teat sealer during the dry period by Huxley, J N, Greent, M J, Green, L E, Bradley, A J

“…The efficacy of an internal dry period teat sealer containing bismuth subnitrate (Product A; Teatseal, Cross Vetpharm Group Ltd, Ireland) was compared with a…”
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Risk factors for a high somatic cell count at the first milk recording in a large sample of UK dairy herds by Madouasse, A, Browne, W J, Huxley, J N, Toni, F, Bradley, A J, Green, M J

“…The dry period is important for the cure of existing intramammary infection (IMI) and the acquisition of new IMI. Somatic cell count (SCC) at both the last…”
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Association between somatic cell count and serial locomotion score assessments in UK dairy cows by Archer, S C, Green, M J, Madouasse, A, Huxley, J N

“…This research investigated the effect of lameness, measured by locomotion score (LS) on the somatic cell count (SCC) of UK dairy cows. The data set consisted…”
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Temporal associations between low body condition, lameness and milk yield in a UK dairy herd by Green, L.E., Huxley, J.N., Banks, C., Green, M.J.

“…Previous work has hypothesised that cows in low body condition become lame. We tested this in a prospective longitudinal study. Body condition score (BCS),…”
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Can lameness prevalence in dairy herds be predicted from farmers' reports of their motivation to control lameness and barriers to doing so? An observational study from New Zealand by Mason, W.A., Laven, L.J., Huxley, J.N., Laven, R.A.

“…Understanding what motivates and prevents behavioral change in farmers is a critical step in disease control in dairy cattle. A total of 101 New Zealand dairy…”
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Low body condition predisposes cattle to lameness: An 8-year study of one dairy herd by Randall, L V, Green, M J, Chagunda, M G G, Mason, C, Archer, S C, Green, L E, Huxley, J N

“…Lameness in dairy cows is a multifactorial and progressive disease with complex interactions between risk factors contributing to its occurrence. Detailed…”
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Cow- and herd-level risk factors for lameness in partly housed pasture-based dairy cows by Browne, N., Hudson, C.D., Crossley, R.E., Sugrue, K., Kennedy, E., Huxley, J.N., Conneely, M.

“…Lameness in dairy cows is a major animal welfare concern and has substantial economic impact through reduced production and fertility. Previous risk factor…”
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Hoof lesions in partly housed pasture-based dairy cows by Browne, N., Hudson, C.D., Crossley, R.E., Sugrue, K., Huxley, J.N., Conneely, M.

“…Lameness is a symptom of a painful disorder affecting the limbs, which impacts dairy cow welfare and productivity. Lameness is primarily caused by hoof…”
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A prospective cohort study of digital cushion and corium thickness. Part 1: Associations with body condition, lesion incidence, and proximity to calving by Newsome, R F, Green, M J, Bell, N J, Bollard, N J, Mason, C S, Whay, H R, Huxley, J N

“…Claw horn disruption lesions (CHDL) are a major cause of lameness in dairy cattle and are likely a result of excessive forces being applied to the germinal…”
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Prevalence of lameness on pasture-based New Zealand dairy farms: An observational study by Mason, W.A., Müller, K.R., Huxley, J.N., Laven, R.A.

“…To understand the current impact of lameness on a system, it is important to define lameness prevalence across a range of dairy farms in that system…”
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Use of statistical modelling to investigate the pathogenesis of claw horn disruption lesions in dairy cattle by Randall, L.V., Green, M.J., Huxley, J.N.

“…•Complexities of field-based data commonly used in lameness research means statistical modelling is important.•Statistical modelling has helped progress our…”
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Linking bone development on the caudal aspect of the distal phalanx with lameness during life by Newsome, R, Green, M J, Bell, N J, Chagunda, M G G, Mason, C S, Rutland, C S, Sturrock, C J, Whay, H R, Huxley, J N

“…Claw horn disruption lesions (CHDL; sole hemorrhage, sole ulcer, and white line disease) cause a large proportion of lameness in dairy cattle, yet their…”
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Graduate Student Literature Review: A systematic review on the associations between nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug use at the time of diagnosis and treatment of claw horn lameness in dairy cattle and lameness scores, algometer readings, and lying times by Mason, W.A., Cuttance, E.L., Müller, K.R., Huxley, J.N., Laven, R.A.

“…The objectives of this systematic review were to investigate the association between nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID) use during the treatment of…”
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