Housing conditions of dairy calves and its relationship with cold stress.

Cold stress in calves can be very detrimental to their health and performance. The aim of this work was to evaluate the effect of artificial rearing management conditions and their relationship to cold stress in dairy calves. A total of 160 calves were evaluated during the early morning hours and it...

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Autores Principales: Demateis-Llera, Federico, Martínez, Gabriela M., Otero, Alicia, López-Seco, Emilia, Suárez, Víctor H.
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description Cold stress in calves can be very detrimental to their health and performance. The aim of this work was to evaluate the effect of artificial rearing management conditions and their relationship to cold stress in dairy calves. A total of 160 calves were evaluated during the early morning hours and it was recorded whether or not the animals had cape and whether or not they had bed in pens. Also, it was observed if they had protection for climatic limitations. Rectal temperature and whether or not they were shivering were also recorded. Calves with rectal temperature equal to or lower than 37.2 °C were considered to be in cold stress. The statistical analysis of the data was performed using the non-parametric Chi-square test and the probability of occurrence was calculated using Odds Ratio. It was found that calves under stress conditions were 4.93 times more likely to shiver; that having bed in pens was favorable for preventing stress (0.027), that plastic cape increased the probability of suffering from stress (0.006) and that providing shelter to animals had a positive effect on the prevention of cold stress (p = 0.027) in dairy calves.
author Demateis-Llera, Federico
Martínez, Gabriela M.
Otero, Alicia
López-Seco, Emilia
Suárez, Víctor H.
spellingShingle Demateis-Llera, Federico
Martínez, Gabriela M.
Otero, Alicia
López-Seco, Emilia
Suárez, Víctor H.
Housing conditions of dairy calves and its relationship with cold stress.
author_facet Demateis-Llera, Federico
Martínez, Gabriela M.
Otero, Alicia
López-Seco, Emilia
Suárez, Víctor H.
author_sort Demateis-Llera, Federico
title Housing conditions of dairy calves and its relationship with cold stress.
title_short Housing conditions of dairy calves and its relationship with cold stress.
title_full Housing conditions of dairy calves and its relationship with cold stress.
title_fullStr Housing conditions of dairy calves and its relationship with cold stress.
title_full_unstemmed Housing conditions of dairy calves and its relationship with cold stress.
title_sort housing conditions of dairy calves and its relationship with cold stress.
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spelling oai:bibliotecavirtual.unl.edu.ar:article-117752022-07-26T18:58:46Z Housing conditions of dairy calves and its relationship with cold stress. Condiciones de alojamiento de los terneros en crianzas artificiales de tambo y su relación con el estrés por frío Demateis-Llera, Federico Martínez, Gabriela M. Otero, Alicia López-Seco, Emilia Suárez, Víctor H. Cold stress in calves can be very detrimental to their health and performance. The aim of this work was to evaluate the effect of artificial rearing management conditions and their relationship to cold stress in dairy calves. A total of 160 calves were evaluated during the early morning hours and it was recorded whether or not the animals had cape and whether or not they had bed in pens. Also, it was observed if they had protection for climatic limitations. Rectal temperature and whether or not they were shivering were also recorded. Calves with rectal temperature equal to or lower than 37.2 °C were considered to be in cold stress. The statistical analysis of the data was performed using the non-parametric Chi-square test and the probability of occurrence was calculated using Odds Ratio. It was found that calves under stress conditions were 4.93 times more likely to shiver; that having bed in pens was favorable for preventing stress (0.027), that plastic cape increased the probability of suffering from stress (0.006) and that providing shelter to animals had a positive effect on the prevention of cold stress (p = 0.027) in dairy calves. El estrés por frío en los terneros puede ser muy perjudicial para su salud y rendimiento futuro. El objetivo del presente trabajo fue evaluar el efecto de las condiciones de manejo de la crianza artificial y su relación con estrés por frío en terneros de tambo. Se evaluaron 160 terneros durante las primeras horas de la mañana, y se registró si los animales poseían capa o no y si disponían o no de cama. Se observó si contaban con reparo para limitantes climáticas. También se registró la temperatura rectal y si temblaban ono. Se consideró que terneros con temperatura rectal igual o inferior a 37,2 °C se encontraban en estrés por frio. El análisis estadístico de los datos se hizo mediante la prueba no paramétrica de Chi cuadrado y se calculó la probabilidad de ocurrencia mediante Odds Ratio. Encontrándose que los terneros en condiciones de estrés presentaron 4,93 veces mayor probabilidad de temblar; que disponer de cama fue favorable para prevenir el estrés (0,027), que las capas plásticas incrementaron la probabilidad de sufrir de estrés (0,006) y que proveer reparo a los animales tiene un efecto positivo en la prevención del estrés por frío (p = 0,027) en los terneros de tambo. 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Meteorol. 101: 15-27. info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess Derechos de autor 2022 Federico Demateis-Llera, Gabriela M. Martínez, Alicia Otero, Emilia López-Seco, Víctor H. Suárez http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0
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