Ensuring the welfare of culled dairy cows during transport and slaughter Dr Lucinda J. Robinson

Ensuring the welfare of culled dairy cows during transport and slaughter Dr Lucinda J. RobinsonEvery year, some cows are culled from dairy herds and sold through livestock markets and livestock dealers or sent directly to a slaughterhouse. Most of these cows are culled due to sickness or lameness, meaning that they are likely to experience pain and distress during marketing, transport and slaughter. This chapter reviews strategies for ensuring the welfare of these cows before and during transport and slaughter. We review the legislation and

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