Effects of different claw-shortening devices on claw condition, fear, stress, and feather coverage of layer breeders
Abstract
Natural mating colony cage systems for parent-stock layer breeders have been widely adopted by many commercial farms in China. However, the environment is still relatively barren, so enrichment devices such as claw abrasives can be provided. Hens living in wire cages lack the opportunity to abrade their claws, resulting in uncontrolled claw growth. The objective of this study was to investigate the effects of claw abrasive devices (CADs). Three...
Paper Details
Title
Effects of different claw-shortening devices on claw condition, fear, stress, and feather coverage of layer breeders
Published Date
Aug 1, 2019
Journal
Volume
98
Issue
8
Pages
3103 - 3113
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