Cattle Hoof Care and Health is Our Goal
Quadra Step is dedicated to the highest level of cattle hoof care. We know how important it is to maintain your cattle’s health through regular hoof maintenance, preventive procedures include a wide range, from grooving concrete surfaces to providing therapeutic hoof bath product supplies that prevent diseases, increases recovery time and decreases permanent damage. Reach out to us to find out more.
Quadra Step Cattle Ferrier
Utilizing the latest maintenance trimming and lameness treatment techniques. Trim areas designed to handle cattle calmly and efficiently.
Cattle Hoof Care and Treatment
Early Treatment is crucial to fast recovery. An untreated lesion results in damage to the bone structure and
surrounding tissue.
Concrete Grooving for Barns
Best Hoof Bath Products
Quadra Step provides only the best hoof bath products for effective, long-lasting solutions. Prevention is the best practice for great health.
Protecting Your Herd Starts With Healthy Hooves
At Quadra Step Hoof Care, we help farmers prevent lameness, improve mobility, and protect herd health through consistent, professional hoof care. Regular hoof baths play a crucial role in reducing infections, such as digital dermatitis, and keeping cows comfortable and productive year-round.
By combining preventive treatment with expert herd management support, we help ensure your cows stay on their feet, moving well, and performing at their best. Your herd’s health is your operation’s success, and healthy hooves are where it begins.
“I co-own and operate a family dairy, milking 230 cows through four Delaval robots at 85#s BF 4.24 P 3.23 SCC 137.
We switched to Austin and Quadra Step in 2016, a year after robot installation, due to experiencing untreated hoof lesions, problem cows and trimmed cows becoming sore.
With Austin’s help, our hoof care has gone from a treatment protocol, to a prevention and maintenance protocol.
He started us on Hoof Zink last June, when we were looking to get away from copper sulfate and trying to find an easy-to-use product.
Since June, our active dermatitis cases have decreased by 75%, without having baths in dry cows or heifers.
Two years ago, Austin helped plan our installed hoof bath size and placement.
He puts the same attention and care into every animal that goes into his chute, whether they are the first or the 70th.”
Sam Miller | 4th Generation Homestead
While growing up on a dairy farm, I learned the importance of hoof health, not only for the production of milk but also for the well-being of the animal. I have been in this business for over a decade, it has been growing from a hoof trimming business to full circle hoof health provider.
Austin Brozak,
Dairyland Hoof Care Institute Attendee Instructor