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Can salt level in the diet affects the frequency of abnormal behavior in confined animals?

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Can salt level in the diet affects the frequency of abnormal behavior in confined animals?

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A. Recent British research showed that adding salt to supply between 4 and 9 grams of sodium/kg diet reduce the incidence of ear sucking, licking of the pens and food buckets, and self-grooming in six-week old calves.