This can increase the immunity, and some healing may be taking place by the start of trimming. Some labor savings can be made by doing the first vaccination at the start of the eradication program. Also, there will be savings on vaccine because the clean group will not have to be vaccinated a second time. Discuss this process thoroughly with a veterinarian or an Extension Agent to determine the best approach. Return to Table of Contents Eradication Using combinations of these procedures, foot rot can be eradicated.
Eradication is difficult and requires commitment but is well worth the effort.
It is also apparent from the following studies that no single treatment is effective. Effectiveness of different treatments for foot rot. Figure 3 shows the basics that are necessary. Recent research points out that some sheep seem to be more resistant to foot rot than others. Ewe lambs should not be saved from ewes that have a history of repeat occurrences of the disease.