Can substrate in early rearing prevent feather pecking in adult laying hens? pp. 305-314(10) Authors: de Jong, IC; Reuvekamp, BFJ; Gunnink, H Australia s ethical framework for when animals are used for scientific purposes pp. 315-322(8) Authors: Rose, M; Grant,… 더 보기 »Animal Welfare (vol. 22, Issue3)
Effect of housing and husbandry practices on adrenocortical activity in captive Canada lynx (Lynx canadensis) pp. 159-165(7) Authors: Fanson, KV; Wielebnowski, NC Causes of loss or retirement from active duty for New Zealand police German shepherd dogs pp. 166-173(8) Authors:… 더 보기 »Animal Welfare (vol. 22, Issue2)
The effects of simulated transport on the behaviour of eastern blue tongued lizards (Tiliqua scincoides) pp. 239-249(11) Authors: Mancera, K; Murray, PJ; Gao, YN; Lisle, A; Phillips, CJC A comparison of handling methods relevant to the religious slaughter of sheep … 더 보기 »Animal Welfare (vol. 23, Issue3)
Studies indicate that more students are opposing the use of invasive procedures on animals.When students are forced to use animals in ways that they view as harmful, painful, stressful or lethal tothe animals, several reactions may occur. Such students may… 더 보기 »ATLA Alternatives To Laboratory Animals vol. 32
Captive bears are prone to developing dental pathology for resons including longevity, inappropriate diet, trauma, and stereotypical bar biting. Behavioural assessment of dental pain in captive Malayan sun bears (Helarctos malayanus) pp. 131-140(10) Authors: Fleming, M; Burn, CC Sedation of… 더 보기 »Animal Welfare (Vol. 23, Issue2)