Repeatability of whole herd lameness scoring: an analysis of a New Zealand dataset

Whole-herd lameness scoring should be used principally as a means of detecting lame cows for treatment. A single whole-herd lameness score by an independent assessor should not be used to determine a herd's welfare status.

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New Zealand Veterinary Journal
Published
2024-09-03
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https://doi.org/10.1080/00480169.2024.2394554
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1
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Animal Behavior and Welfare Studies
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Repeatability of whole herd lameness scoring: an analysis of a New Zealand dataset

Richard Laven, WA Mason, LJ Laven, KR Müller
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New Zealand Veterinary Journal
Animal Behavior and Welfare Studies
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Repeatability of whole herd lameness scoring: an analysis of a New Zealand dataset

Richard Laven, WA Mason, LJ Laven, KR Müller
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Abstract

Whole-herd lameness scoring should be used principally as a means of detecting lame cows for treatment. A single whole-herd lameness score by an independent assessor should not be used to determine a herd's welfare status.

New Zealand Veterinary JournalVol. 73(1)
Massey University (NZ)
Openalex Percentile: Top 29%
Animal Behavior and Welfare Studies
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