mulefoot
/ˈmjuːlfuːt/Definitions
1. noun
A breed of cattle characterized by the presence of a large, fleshy pad on the sole of each foot, or a horse or mule having a similar peculiarity.
“The mulefoot cattle farm was famous for its unique animals.”
2. noun
A large, fleshy pad on the sole of an animal’s foot, especially one of a mule or a mulefoot cattle.
“The veterinarian examined the mulefoot for signs of injury.”