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May 3 2010 | Faunalytics

Dairy Veterinarians Attitudes Regarding Cattle

A survey of New Zealand dairy practitioners has found that age and gender are the most significant indicator of attitudes towards the amount of pain cattle feel during operations. READ MORE

Apr 29 2010 | Faunalytics

Insight For Advocates: The Latest Animal Tracker Results

To really know what non-advocates think it is essential to ask them directly and then filter their responses through rigorous analysis. READ MORE

Apr 27 2010 | Faunalytics

Food: What Students Really Want

The Boston University dining survey has found that 10% of the students are veg*n and that 70% of the campus menu is vegetarian by default. READ MORE

Apr 26 2010 | Faunalytics

Greenhouse Gas Emissions From The Dairy Sector

The dairy sector accounts for 4% of the global anthropogenic greenhouse gas emissions and released approximately 2 billion metric tons of carbon dioxide. READ MORE

Apr 26 2010 | Faunalytics

Britons Believe The Hills Are Alive With Haggis

Over 50% of British respondents do not know what haggis, a traditional Scottish dish, is. READ MORE

Apr 26 2010 | Faunalytics

U.S. Dogs And Cats Engage In Risky Behavior

A survey of companion animal owners has found that their animals engage in risky behaviours such as drinking from the toilet, pressing their noses against the window and eating crumbs off the floor. READ MORE

Apr 26 2010 | Faunalytics

World Meat Market To Grow By 40%

The worldwide meat market is expected to grow rapidly as wealth accumulates across previously impoverished income brackets around the world. READ MORE

Apr 21 2010 | Faunalytics

Unwanted Dogs In Japan Face Almost Certain Death

Stray dogs in Japan are euthanized at a rate of 70% a year with rural areas being even higher. Compared to Britain where 6-9% of dogs are euthanized every year, Japan has an incredibly serious issue with euthanizing their companion animals. READ MORE

Apr 20 2010 | Faunalytics

Why Veterinarians Enter And Leave Rural Practice

This report details why veterinarian practises remain in a rural setting and why veterinarians are leaving rural practise. READ MORE

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Dairy Veterinarians Attitudes Regarding Cattle

Insight For Advocates: The Latest Animal Tracker Results

Food: What Students Really Want

Greenhouse Gas Emissions From The Dairy Sector

Britons Believe The Hills Are Alive With Haggis

U.S. Dogs And Cats Engage In Risky Behavior

World Meat Market To Grow By 40%

Unwanted Dogs In Japan Face Almost Certain Death

Why Veterinarians Enter And Leave Rural Practice

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