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Journal of Veterinary Medicine Series A, 2004
SummaryA questionnaire was sent to 270 veterinary surgeons and 135 cattle foot trimmers, investigating their perceptions on lameness and associated pain, with particular emphasis on dairy cattle. Response rates were 58 and 51%, respectively, but the number of respondents fully answering each question varied.
K A, O'Callaghan Lowe +3 more
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SummaryA questionnaire was sent to 270 veterinary surgeons and 135 cattle foot trimmers, investigating their perceptions on lameness and associated pain, with particular emphasis on dairy cattle. Response rates were 58 and 51%, respectively, but the number of respondents fully answering each question varied.
K A, O'Callaghan Lowe +3 more
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WG1 Invited Session: Lameness, fertility and nutrition. Human and animal biomarkers.
2015Here we will address some activities executed and planned within WG1 “Biomarker-based Welfare Technologies”, and introduce the WG1 session dealing with interactions between lameness, nutrition and fertility. WG1 aims to understand the role of biomarkers in health/welfare research, where “biomarker” means “A characteristic that is objectively measured ...
GABAI, GIANFRANCO, Marcela Speranda
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The paradox of modern animal husbandry and lameness
The Veterinary Journal, 2008Dopfer, D.D.V., Morlan, J.B.
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2021
Lameness is one of the most common problems modern dairy industries and it may originate as infectious or noninfectious. Lameness may also be related to housing and animal-based factors. In this regard, this study aimed to investigate the relationship between potential risk factors with lameness and claw lesions in dairy farms.
AKIN, İBRAHİM +2 more
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Lameness is one of the most common problems modern dairy industries and it may originate as infectious or noninfectious. Lameness may also be related to housing and animal-based factors. In this regard, this study aimed to investigate the relationship between potential risk factors with lameness and claw lesions in dairy farms.
AKIN, İBRAHİM +2 more
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Management: Animal health impacts of early lactation management: The effect on lameness
Livestock, 2006David N Logue +2 more
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Radiological Diagnosis of Large Animal Lamenesses
Veterinary Radiology, 1961openaire +1 more source
Implantable Electrochemical Microsensors for In Vivo Monitoring of Animal Physiological Information
Nano-Micro Letters, 2023Jianfeng Ping, Yibin Ying, Yuxiang Pan
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