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- A national-level training program for veterinarians in professional hoof trimming has started at the Kerala Veterinary and Animal Sciences University.
- The initiative introduces the Danish White Line Atlas Method for standardizing claw-trimming protocols.
- Experts from Denmark are conducting the training for an initial group of ten veterinary officers.
- The program aims to improve dairy animal health by providing standardized hoof care services to farmers across the country.
What to watch next
- Rollout of the White Line Atlas Method to national milkshed areas
- Enrollment of future training batches for veterinarians from across the country
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K.S. Anil
Vice-Chancellor
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“This collaboration gives us a standardised method and the means to train veterinarians in it, and our aim is to take that service to every milkshed”
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…the country. Inaugurating the programme, Vice-Chancellor K.S. Anil said hoof health was the third pillar of herd health along with udder health and reproduction, and the one that had received the least attention. “ This collaboration gives us a standardised method and the means to train veterinarians in it, and our aim is to take that service to every milkshed ,” he said. Experts from Denmark are conducting the training. Camilla Brasch Andersen, Chief Consultant at the Centre for International Cooperation, DVFA, spoke on strengthening the Indo-Danish One Health and dairy…
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Named India · Denmark · Kerala Veterinary and Animal Sciences University · A.V. Harikumar · Camilla Brasch Andersen · Danish Veterinary and Food Administration · K.S. Anil · Laiju M. Philip · National Dairy Development Board · Nynne Capion · Royal Danish Embassy · Sabin George · T.S. Rajeev · University of Copenhagen
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