Understanding and Managing Heart Failure from High Altitude Disease and Brisket Disease
Tuesday, December 16, 2025
7:00pm – 8:00pm CST
Are you concerned about your cattle’s performance at altitude?
Heart failure as a result of High Altitude Disease or Brisket Disease is a serious, potentially costly condition that can compromise herd health and reduce profitability. Join our expert presenters to gain the latest insights and proven strategies to better protect and manage your cattle.
Moderator: Dr. Dustin Petrik, Co-founder and Lab Manager at Bullseye GX
With over 20 years of experience in the animal health industry, Dustin has held key roles at several leading companies before launching his own venture. His expertise spans diagnostics, genetics, and livestock health solutions.
Greta Krasfur, DVM & PhD Candidate
Dr. Krasfur serves as Associate Professor of Practice at the Great Plains Veterinary Education Center and is a recognized leader in bovine cardiovascular health. Her expertise focuses on advancing the understanding, diagnosis, and management of heart-related conditions in cattle, including High Altitude Disease.
Lane Darnall, Cow/Calf & Feedlot Owner
Lane is an experienced and successful cattle producer who has effectively implemented targeted management strategies to significantly reduce the incidence of Brisket Disease within his herd. His practical insights offer valuable guidance for producers facing similar challenges.
What You Will Learn:
- The early signs and symptoms of high altitude disease (brisket disease)
- Preventative measures including genetic selection and animal management
- How to lower your herd’s risk for congestive heart failure
- Real world advice from a producer who has successfully managed the issue
- The latest research and diagnostic tools available