A Simple and Low-Cost Environmental Enrichment Program Improves the Welfare of Calomys Callosus, a Species That Adapts to Animal Facilities

    September 2024 in “ Frontiers in Veterinary Science ”
    Sandra Gabriela Klein, Tamires Soares de Assis, Gabriel Silva Pereira … Murilo Vieira da Silva
    Studysummary In this study, researchers observed that introducing an Environmental Enrichment Program improved the reproductive and zootechnical performance of <i>Calomys callosus</i> rodents by enhancing reproductive indices, parental care, and overall health, including reduced non-infectious lumbar alopecia.
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