The well-being of farm animals: challenges and solutions
Series: Issues in Animal Bioethics SeriesPublication details: Oxford, 2004; Blackwell Publishing ISBN: 0813804736Subject(s): Animal welfare | Animal science (diseases, health, welfare, parasites, pests), veterinary science, veterinary profession | Animal housing | Cattle housing | Horse housing | Housing for dairy cattle | Housing for sows | Pig housing | Poultry housing | Sheep housing | Animal stress | Livestock industry | LivestockDDC classification: 636.0893 Summary: The importance animal well-being in production is gaining recognition among veterinarians. This book offers veterinarians and animal scientists both practical methods to enhance farm animal well-being, as well as an understanding of the theoretical u| Item type | Current library | Call number | Copy number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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Table of contents: 1. Social and ethical requirements for assuring weel-being and minimizing pain and suffering2. Human-livestock interaction3.Well-being, stress and distress in farm animals4. Pain in farm animals-nature, recognitionand management of
The importance animal well-being in production is gaining recognition among veterinarians. This book offers veterinarians and animal scientists both practical methods to enhance farm animal well-being, as well as an understanding of the theoretical u
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