The welfare problems of laying hens in battery cages
Abstract
So far as feeding, health and protection from cannibalism are concerned, the welfare needs of laying hens can be well catered for in cages. In other respects, however, cages fail to provide for hens' welfare needs. Deprived of litter, caged hens are prevented from dust bathing and foraging. Without access to a nest site, nesting motivation is frustrated and without a perch, roosting is prevented. Restrictions on movement within a cage cause...
Paper Details
Title
The welfare problems of laying hens in battery cages
Published Date
Jun 11, 1994
Journal
Volume
134
Issue
24
Pages
614 - 619
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