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| Probably not frozen feet. They usually get frozen feet if the calf lays on the ground a lot and doesn't walk around much. Also the calf being weak adds to it. I had a calf with frozen feet last year, and I didn't notice anything wrong until two weeks or so after it was born. The calf's hoof was bent at a 90 degree angle and would walk on the top of it's hoof. There was also a white streak above the frozen hooves. | |
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frozen hoof question
