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Jake Delaney, Teagasc Walsh Scholar, joins us this week to discuss scald in lambs and why it’s such a common challenge at this stage of the season. Jake explains what causes scald, how it affects animal performance and w...
Don’t Be on the Hind Foot When Tackling Scald is an episode from OviCast by Teagasc. Jake Delaney, Teagasc Walsh Scholar, joins us this week to discuss scald in lambs and why it’s such a common challenge at this stage of the season. Jake ex...
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Published May 1, 2026, 14:59 long, audio available.
Jake Delaney, Teagasc Walsh Scholar, joins us this week to discuss scald in lambs and why it’s such a common challenge at this stage of the season. Jake explains what causes scald, how it affects animal performance and welfare, and why it should never be ignored. We also explore how scald can act as a gateway for more severe conditions such as footrot and CODD, making early detection and treatment essential. The episode covers practical treatment options and outlines best-practice approaches for managing and preventing foot issues in your flock this season. For more episodes from the OviCast podcast, visit the show page at:
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Don’t Be on the Hind Foot When Tackling Scald is from OviCast by Teagasc.
Published May 1, 2026 and 14:59 long