Study looks at how massaging newborn calves might make them heavier and healthier
July 28, 2025
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1:54Now PlayingStudy looks at how massaging newborn calves might make them heavier and healthier
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as posted by the channelAs part of a research study with Olds College, two Alberta farming families are massaging their newborn calves for one minute. The technique is called "tactile stimulation" and it's being applied as a way to get the animals used to humans. It's thought this can reduce their stress, improve their health and, ideally, their profitability down the road.
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