EFEITOS DA INTERAÇÃO HUMANO-ANIMAL NO BEM-ESTAR DE RUMINANTES LEITEIROS: UMA REVISÃO

Autores

  • Mayara Andrioli Faculdade de Ciências Agrárias e Veterinárias FCAV - UNESP
  • Monique Carvalhal Grupo de Estudos em Etologia e Ecologia Animal - ETCO/UNESP FCAV https://orcid.org/0000-0003-3883-1961
  • Franciely Costa Grupo de Estudos em Etologia e Ecologia Animal - ETCO/UNESP FCAV
  • Mateus Paranhos da Costa Grupo de Estudos em Etologia e Ecologia Animal - ETCO/UNESP FCAV

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.35172/rvz.2020.v27.497

Palavras-chave:

boas práticas de manejo, comportamento, produção de leite

Resumo

O bem-estar dos animais de produção vem recebendo crescente atenção à medida que os consumidores têm se mostrado mais preocupados com a maneira como os animais de produção são tratados. Nesse sentido, a interação humano-animal tem importância na produção agropecuária, pois a preocupação em melhorar o bem-estar animal está diretamente relacionada à melhoria na rotina de manejo das fazendas. Além disso, é comprovado cientificamente que a relação humano-animal tem potencial para causar impactos positivos ou negativos na produtividade e no bem-estar das diferentes espécies dos animais de produção. Dessa maneira, a relação entre a interação humano-animal e o bem-estar dos animais de produção leiteira são discutidos nessa revisão, com o propósito de mostrar a importância da implantação das boas práticas no manejo de ruminantes leiteiros.

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