We keep your livestock healthy and happy!
Our story
We have come to firmly believe in the advantages of antibiotic-free products. Our industry can now benefit from a new generation of pharmaceuticals, veterinary health products, care products and disinfectants, which not only improve animal & user health but also operating results for farmers.
We specialize in hoof care consulting & products.
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Experienced Help for Hoof Care
Over 20 years of hoof trimming experience to help you gain control of lameness in your herd.
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Medications
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Veterinary Health Products (VHP)
General Hoof Care Supplies & Tools
5 Steps to Trim Cheat Sheet
Our office
Our office is located in the hamlet of Diamond City in Alberta, Canada, and our team is located at various locations around the globe.
Antibiotic-free
We have come to firmly believe in the advantages of antibiotic-free products. Our industry can now benefit from a new generation of pharmaceuticals.
Contact Diamond Hoof Care
We are here to help you
Are hoof health and trimming cows challenges in your herd? You’re at the right place! Our hoof care protocol is successfully being used on many farms worldwide.
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What is the Proven Treatment for Digital Dermatitis?
What is the Proven Treatment for Digital Dermatitis? Digital dermatitis (also called hairy heel warts, Mortellaro disease, fungus and strawberry foot, or DD for short) is perhaps the most common hoof problem in dairy cattle. It starts as mildly sore feet. In no time,...
How to Treat Overgrown Cow Hooves
Cows are valuable farm animals, but they need proper care and attention to maintain their well-being. One aspect of cow care that is often overlooked is hoof trimming. Overgrown hooves can lead to pain and discomfort for the cow, which can affect their mobility and...
5 Simple Signs Your Goat Has Ringworm
Ringworm is a common fungal infection that affects humans and various animals, including goats. The fungi and spores that cause it are sometimes indiscernible, so what other signs should you look out for to know the infection is present? A common sign that your goat...