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Rodent enrichment devices - evaluation of preference and efficacy (1997)

Coviello-Mclaughlin, G. M., Starr, S. J.

Abstract

The mice preferred cotton nestles and cardboard rolls over wooden block and commercial toys. When animals wearing wound clips were exposed to the preferred enrichment, premature wound clip removal decreased, suggesting a positive effect of enrichment on the psychological well-being of surgically manipulated mice.

Published
1997

Animal Type
Mouse, Rodent
Topic
Environmental Enrichment

Citation
Coviello-Mclaughlin, G. M., Starr, S. J. 1997. Rodent enrichment devices - evaluation of preference and efficacy . Contemporary Topics in Laboratory Animal Science 36(6), 66-68.

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