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analgesic self-selection: a standalone construct

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Animal welfare science

a test of pain in animals in which affected animals choose feed or water containing analgesic more than unaffected animals do.

In animal welfare science, analgesic self-selection refers to a test of pain in animals in which affected animals choose feed or water containing analgesic more than unaffected animals do. This meaning comes from Danbury (2000) in Veterinary Record.[1]

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Danbury, T. C., Weeks, C. A., Waterman‐Pearson, A. E., Kestin, S. C., & Chambers, J. P. (2000). Self‐selection of the analgesic drug carprofen by lame broiler chickens. Veterinary Record, 146(11), 307-311. https://doi.org/10.1136/vr.146.11.307

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