Footrot is all too common in beef herds, contends North Dakota State University veterinarian Charlie Stoltenow. But when is footrot not really footrot? Lately, says Stoltenow, there've been reports of "footrot" in cows on pasture that don't seem to resolve. A number of these have actually been Mycoplasma bovis.
Mycoplasma bovis can masquerade as ‘footrot,’ disease; tough to deal with when feeding cattle
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