The impact of clinical lameness on the milk yield of dairy cows.

By L. E. Green, V. Hedges, Y. Schukken, Roger Blowey, A. Packington. Journal of Dairy Science, 2002

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Assessing cows' welfare : weighing the cow in a milking robot (2006, background): “According to a study conducted by Green et al. (2002) , a decrease in milk yield occurred from 4 months before to 5 months after the cow was diagnosed clinically lame.”
Animal welfare with and without consciousness (2017, background): “…major welfare issues such as feather-pecking in hens (Hartcher et al., 2016), tail-biting in pigs (Taylor et al., 2010) or lameness in dairy cows (Green et al., 2002) result in injury or obvious deterioration in physical health and it would be difficult to argue that these indicate anything…”