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Feb 8 2010 | Faunalytics

More Cat Owners Have Degrees Than Dog Lovers

A poll of U.K. households has found that there are more cat owners with degrees than dog owners, possibly due to the more intensive caring required for dogs. READ MOREA poll of U.K. households has found that there are more cat owners with degrees than dog owners, possibly due to the more intensive caring required for dogs. READ MORE

Feb 8 2010 | Faunalytics

U.K.: Duck Eggs Becoming More Popular

This article examined the duck egg market within the U.K. and its supermarkets. READ MOREThis article examined the duck egg market within the U.K. and its supermarkets. READ MORE

Feb 3 2010 | Faunalytics

An Examination Of The Potential Role Of Companion Animal Ownership

This study examined the relationship between owning a companion animal and the owner's psychological health. READ MOREThis study examined the relationship between owning a companion animal and the owner's psychological health. READ MORE

Feb 2 2010 | Faunalytics

Pork Producers Study Footprint

This study has done a comprehensive examination of the the carbon emissions that arise from pork production. READ MOREThis study has done a comprehensive examination of the the carbon emissions that arise from pork production. READ MORE

Jan 31 2010 | Faunalytics

British Public Opinion On Hunting

This article argues there has been no clear public support for ban on hunting in the U.K. and that there is no public push for a hunting ban legalisation. READ MOREThis article argues there has been no clear public support for ban on hunting in the U.K. and that there is no public push for a hunting ban legalisation. READ MORE

Jan 29 2010 | Faunalytics

Using Stories Vs. Using Data To Persuade People

There is strong evidence suggesting that telling stories has a far greater impact on audiences than just spouting inaccessible numbers and data. READ MOREThere is strong evidence suggesting that telling stories has a far greater impact on audiences than just spouting inaccessible numbers and data. READ MORE

Jan 28 2010 | Faunalytics

Companion Animals On Children’s Attitudes Toward Animals

Having a companion animal at home positively impacts the attitudes of children towards animals, both popular animals and unpopular ones. READ MOREHaving a companion animal at home positively impacts the attitudes of children towards animals, both popular animals and unpopular ones. READ MORE

Jan 26 2010 | Faunalytics

A Qualitative Study Of Vegetarian Motivations

Among the group evaluated the primary motivation for vegetarianism was health, ethical treatment of animals and environment. READ MOREAmong the group evaluated the primary motivation for vegetarianism was health, ethical treatment of animals and environment. READ MORE

Jan 26 2010 | Faunalytics

Companion Animal Nutrition: A Survey Of Veterinarians

This study examined veterinarians and veterinary students in their attitudes toward companion animal nutrition, disease and commercial animal food. READ MOREThis study examined veterinarians and veterinary students in their attitudes toward companion animal nutrition, disease and commercial animal food. READ MORE

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More Cat Owners Have Degrees Than Dog Lovers

More Cat Owners Have Degrees Than Dog Lovers

U.K.: Duck Eggs Becoming More Popular

U.K.: Duck Eggs Becoming More Popular

An Examination Of The Potential Role Of Companion Animal Ownership

An Examination Of The Potential Role Of Companion Animal Ownership

Pork Producers Study Footprint

Pork Producers Study Footprint

British Public Opinion On Hunting

British Public Opinion On Hunting

Using Stories Vs. Using Data To Persuade People

Using Stories Vs. Using Data To Persuade People

Companion Animals On Children’s Attitudes Toward Animals

Companion Animals On Children’s Attitudes Toward Animals

A Qualitative Study Of Vegetarian Motivations

A Qualitative Study Of Vegetarian Motivations

Companion Animal Nutrition: A Survey Of Veterinarians

Companion Animal Nutrition: A Survey Of Veterinarians

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