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DOI: 10.1016/s0003-3472(84)80245-6
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The meaning of weaning

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“…Giving milk is costly to the donor. Martin (1984) and Mendl and Paul (1989) have pointed out that it should be a useful measure of parental investment. By extension, it should be an especially altruistic act.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Giving milk is costly to the donor. Martin (1984) and Mendl and Paul (1989) have pointed out that it should be a useful measure of parental investment. By extension, it should be an especially altruistic act.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Onder natuurlijk omstandigheden bestaat het spenen uit twee deelprocessen die gelijktijdig en geleidelijk plaatsvinden: (i) het losser worden van de sociale band tussen moeder en nakomeling, en (ii) de overgang in het dieet van het jonge dier van moedermelk naar vast voedsel ( (Martin, 1984); (von Keyserlingk and Weary, 2007); (Enríquez et al, 2011)). In de melkveehouderij worden kalveren doorgaans kort na de geboorte bij de moeder weggehaald, en wordt met spenen vooral bedoeld het beëindigen van de verstrekking van melk (meestal kunstmelk) en de overgang naar een volledig rantsoen van water en ruw-en krachtvoer (Handboek Melkveehouderij, (2015)).…”
Section: Eisen Aan Transport Van Jonge Kalverenunclassified
“…Early weaning of piglets is associated with changes likely to affect the piglets' welfare, such as the separation from the sow, the urge to drink artificial milk or eat solid feed instead of sucking milk on the sow's teats, and the mixing with unfamiliar piglets in an unknown environment (Martin, 1984;Worobec, 1997;Weary et al, 2008). Moreover, the piglets have to start ingestion of artificial milk without the presence of a sow that initiates suckling episodes, in particular when piglets are young (Newberry and Wood-Gush, 1985;Worobec, 1997).…”
Section: Early Versus Natural Weaningmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Moreover, the piglets have to start ingestion of artificial milk without the presence of a sow that initiates suckling episodes, in particular when piglets are young (Newberry and Wood-Gush, 1985;Worobec, 1997). Natural weaning of piglets, which can last several weeks under semi-natural conditions (Newberry and Wood-Gush, 1985;Jensen, 1986;Jensen and Recén, 1989;Stolba and WoodGush, 1989;Bøe, 1991), is a process of gradual transition from dependence on the sow's milk to growing intake of solid feed (Martin, 1984;Jensen and Recén, 1989;Petersen, 1994;Worobec, 1997;Worobec et al, 1999;Bench, 2005) when availability of milk and motherly care is slowly declining (Martin, 1984;Bøe, 1991;Bench, 2005;Widowski et al, 2008).…”
Section: Early Versus Natural Weaningmentioning
confidence: 99%