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An apparatus for making fine-grained measurements of canine eating behavior

J C Smith, M E Rashotte, T Austin

Neuroscience and Biobehavioral Reviews

|January 1, 1984

Abstract:

An apparatus for making fine-grained measurements of eating and drinking in dogs is described. Examples of how this computer controlled measurement system can be used to illustrate eating behavior in one- and two-pan tests are given. Also, very fine-grained measurements are illustrated in illustrating a single meal segment and a single water drinking bout.

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