2017
DOI: 10.1590/s1806-92902017000400002
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Abstract: -This study aimed to investigate how type of hoof injury and corrective trimming alter the behavior of dairy cows. Thirty-four lactating Holstein and Jersey cows were used. They were scored for lameness score on days -2 and 6, before and after trimming and treatment, respectively, using a numerical rating system, in which 1 = perfect gait and 5 = severely lame, and had their postural and ingestive behavior evaluated on days -1 and 6 before and after trimming and treatment, respectively. Locomotion score was an… Show more

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“…Animal position on pasture (lying, resting, sitting or standing) was frequently assessed. Direct assessments mainly considered the time spent resting on the ground [39] or standing still [40], while authors who used sensors such as pedometers, mostly monitored the number of lying bouts and their duration [36]. The use of sensors may be related to the difficulty of individually measuring these indicators.…”
Section: Animal-based Measures For Cattle On Extensive/pasture-based mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Animal position on pasture (lying, resting, sitting or standing) was frequently assessed. Direct assessments mainly considered the time spent resting on the ground [39] or standing still [40], while authors who used sensors such as pedometers, mostly monitored the number of lying bouts and their duration [36]. The use of sensors may be related to the difficulty of individually measuring these indicators.…”
Section: Animal-based Measures For Cattle On Extensive/pasture-based mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…DD-affected cows ruminated more when standing, whereas such behavior only tended in those with SU compared with the healthy group [79]. Cows affected with infectious claw lesions spent less and more time in lying down and standing up, respectively and higher feeding rate compared to those with CHDLs [80]. Additionally, lying duration and LS decreased significantly after CT with no difference in ingestive behavior.…”
Section: Impact Of Lameness On Animal-based Welfare Measures 61 Feementioning
confidence: 86%
“…However, two studies investigated the impact of specific claw lesions on feeding and postural behavior after CT [79,80]. DD-affected cows ruminated more when standing, whereas such behavior only tended in those with SU compared with the healthy group [79].…”
Section: Impact Of Lameness On Animal-based Welfare Measures 61 Feementioning
confidence: 99%
“…This was based on the criteria used in categorizing acute and chronic lameness cases in previous studies [20,45]. Acutely lame cases were considered in most of the studies investigating the short-term outcomes, whereas Pavlenko et al [85] and Cruz et al [86] might have enrolled chronically lame cows. Corrective CT led to significant reduction in LS, while increasing the number of steps/day, pressure nociceptive threshold (PNT) and lying down time in cows affected with CHDL compared to those with DD [5,83,87].…”
Section: Association Between Ct and Behavioral Variablesmentioning
confidence: 99%