Peter Rogers, [06 Nov 2022 at 19:29:07]: Good evening all-these two videos separated by a month-started off as a diffuse swelling of the limb and then ulcerated in the last video. Apparently common in younger bulls ? Erik Verrynne, [06 Nov 2022 at 19:34:17]: Hi Pete. With us those type injuries is commonly seen in the dry season when they are digging for roots with their front feet and get sticks in their dorsal part of the feet. I cannot say if it is only young bulls. It forms a sinus tract, but respond well to flushing, acriflavine, antibiotics, and painkillers Peter Rogers, [06 Nov 2022 at 19:36:08]: Thank you Erik but this one obviously too far gone ? Erik Verrynne, [06 Nov 2022 at 19:56:02]: No. It’s worth a try. I had a 30 year old wild bull that recovered completely after debridement and treatment. I think I only had to treat him twice.
