Evaluation of the Danish footpad lesion surveillance

04-09-2017 | | |
In conventional broilers lesions are reported as early as 7 d of age and are a constant concern of broiler farmers. Photo: Mark Pasveer
In conventional broilers lesions are reported as early as 7 d of age and are a constant concern of broiler farmers. Photo: Mark Pasveer
Footpad dermatitis or foot pad lesions, is a well-recognised multifactorial syndrome of welfare concern in broiler chicken production. Authors: V.P. Lund, L.R. Nielsen, A.R.S. Oliveira and J.P. Christensen, Poultry Science In conventional broilers lesions are reported as early as 7 d of age. Lesions are expected to be painful, although a correlation with pain and lameness has only been reported in turkeys. Consumers are increasingly interested in broiler welfare and in many countries surveillan


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