Early detection and prompt effective treatment of lame cows is one of the best ways to prevent future lameness. 

However, the job of treating lame cows isn’t always enjoyable and can drop down the priority list, meaning treatment gets delayed. This results in cows that take longer to recover, produce less milk, have poorer reproductive outcomes and are more likely to get lame again and be culled from the herd.

In this webinar and hear from AgriHealth vet Katie Saunders on how to make the job easier, faster and better and listen to Waikato farmer Eoin Mahony’s lameness journey from frustration to success.

Hear from a vet and farmer on how to make the treatment of lameness:

• Easier
• Faster
• Better

Including practical advice on restraint, pain relief, your lameness toolkit, principles of treatment and the role of hoof blocks.

This webinar is bought to you by Dairy Women’s Network and AgriHealth

~ Recorded: September 2026 ~