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Aim of the present study was to examine the relationship between the herd status for clawhealth and herd parameters. Herd parameters were derived from an assessment of thehousing conditions and were based on a welfare index and critical checkpoints. Data hasbeen collected on four conventional large dairy farms in northeast Germany. All farms havefree-stall systems with cubicles offering a lying area. During the period from 2005 to 2008 oneach farm claw disorders were recorded at time of regular hoof trimming, i.e. two or threetimes a year. Data was augmented by data on veterinary treatments of feet and legs. TheData comprises 18 119 observations of 3 690 cows. Housing conditions were assessed in theyear 2008. The results show that a consequent and determined management of herd healthis necessary to substantially improve the status of claw health. Housing and managementconfirming the rules of animal welfare will contribute to the well-being of dairy cows

Examinations on the relationship between claw health and the assessment of housing conditions based on a welfare index and critical checkpoints