Hoofcare Success Blueprint

5 Biggest Mistakes Dairy Owners Make In Herd Lameness Planning that Quickly Costs You Milk, Cows, and Dollars. (And How to Easily Fix Them to Keep More $$$ in Your Pocket)

"Achieving and maintaining high-level dairy production are directly related to hoof health and lameness for every dairy farm" Dr. Nigel Cook, Univ. Wisconsin-Madison

Are you ready to overcome lameness for good?

We are Provita Animal Health, with 30 years+ industry experience, sold footbath products into numerous countries across 3 continents, and collected data from over 600 million footbath passes. And now, we want to share our experiences with you!

  • “Farmers must stop using copper sulphate in footbaths due to its negative effect on crop yields.......... the industry must pursue safe effective alternatives” Dorte Dopfer, Univ. Wisconsin-Madison

This FREE Email Course gives you everything you need to reduce lameness to near ZERO.

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Here is everything that is inside:

Day 1: Only reacting to lameness cases, not preventing them - Waiting until that milker is clearly lame is too late!Day 2: Inconsistent or poorly managed footbaths - Are you getting results or wasting product?Day 3: Ignoring cow comfort and cow barn conditions - Your barn setup might be the hidden hoof problemDay 4: Poor record-keeping and spotting trends - If you are not logging this, you are flying blindDay 5: Not involving the whole farm crew - Why hoofcare fails when it is only your job

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