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Influence of mild pain and/or sickness caused by lipopolysaccharide-induced clinical mastitis on the time budget, space use and social behaviour of dairy cows
Cows suffering from mammary inflammation display ‘individual-centred’ pain and/or sickness behaviours; however, how they interact with their surroundings (physical environment, social context) is less documented. This study examined the effects of mild mammary pain and/or sickness on cows’ daily act
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