Leg Weaknesses and Lameness Assessment Methods in Broiler Chickens

  • Aydin A
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Abstract

In this study, firstly, a brief evolution of the chickens was mentioned and then ‘leg weakness’ and what leg weakness means in the broiler sector were investigated. “Leg weakness” is a vague term used to describe properties of infective and non-infective nature that occur in modern, fast-growing broilers. Modern broilers commercially grown are prone to foot problems, including lameness, footpad dermatitis and hock-burn. Lameness is an extensive term used for some damages of broiler chickens with infective and non-infective source. Lameness is a very big problem in the broiler industry.

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Aydin, A. (2018). Leg Weaknesses and Lameness Assessment Methods in Broiler Chickens. Archives of Animal Husbandry & Dairy Science, 1(2). https://doi.org/10.33552/aahds.2018.01.000506

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