Chapter 4: Animal Handling Needs

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Chapter 4: Animal Handling Needs © 2005 Thomson Delmar Learning. All rights reserved.

Key Chapter Concepts: Home-based handling systems Treatment area-based handling systems Animal sorting

Home-Based Handling Systems Advantages Less traumatic to cows No additional sorting No additional feed/manure systems Possible decrease in mastitis Disadvantages Self-locking stalls strongly suggested Self-locks create additional noise Hard to identify animals in locks

Treatment Area-Based Handling Systems Advantages Easy access for vets Easier if dairy is large More affordable if dairy is large Disadvantages More traumatic to cows Additional sorting required Additional feed/manure systems required

Animal Sorting — Equipment Palpation rail