Cause and prevention of injurious pecking in chickens Dr Mansonia Pulido-Moncada

Cause and prevention of injurious pecking in chickens Dr Mansonia Pulido-MoncadaPoultry is the most widely farmed land animal, comprising over 80% of the main livestock populations. The high prevalence of injurious pecking (IP) in poultry is a major concern from animal welfare, societal, and economic points of view. IP is defined as bird to bird pecking that results in or has a high likelihood of causing integument injury and psychological harm to the victim. In this chapter, we describe three forms of IP tissue pecking (TP),

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