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Nov 22 2010 | Faunalytics

Vet Students Picking Companion Animals Over Farms

Vet students are increasingly choosing not to work with farm animals, and there are concerns on the declining number of veterinarians working on large-animal practises. READ MORE

Nov 22 2010 | Faunalytics

CareerBuilder Survey Looks At Companion Animal Owners And Career Paths

This study examined the relationship between owning a companion animal and profession, compensation and job satisfaction. READ MORE

Nov 22 2010 | Faunalytics

Special Eurobarometer: Food Related Risks

This article examined European consumers concerns on the risks associated with food safety and their opinions on the credibility of the consumers they get information from on food safety. READ MORE

Nov 18 2010 | Faunalytics

Preschoolers’ Interactions With Robots, Insects And A Dog

In this study preschoolers viewed robotic animals and real life dogs better than they did insects, but their comments indicated they could not determine the attributes that separated robotic and living creatures. READ MORE

Nov 16 2010 | Faunalytics

The Effectiveness Of Trap-Neuter-Release

Studies have found that although TNR is incredibly effective at reducing feral cat population, without the addition of other policies such as education, TNR ends up being a waste of money, time and energy. READ MORE

Nov 16 2010 | Faunalytics

Coping With Loss Of A Companion Animal

A survey has found that the death of a companion animal has a significant impact on the guardians emotional state with 30% stating they felt grief 6 months after the death. READ MORE

Nov 16 2010 | Faunalytics

Reducing Chronic Disease May Harm Meat Producers, Study Finds

This study found that a reduction in meat and dairy products would cut premature deaths from ischemic heart disease in the U.K. and Brazil. READ MORE

Nov 15 2010 | Faunalytics

Poll Results On Attitudes Toward Scientists

Scientists are publicly seen as the most trustworthy profession and anti-vivisection still remains in the minority of public opinion. READ MORE

Nov 15 2010 | Faunalytics

Using Motivation To Feed To Assess The Importance Of Space For Broiler Chickens

This article describes a combination of feeding motivation and spatial preference testing among broiler chickens. The feeding motivation test was used to determine a "low" barrier height that non-food deprived chickens would not cross to get to food and a "high" barrier height that food deprived chickens would cross to get food to determine the spatial preferences of chickens. READ MORE

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Vet Students Picking Companion Animals Over Farms

CareerBuilder Survey Looks At Companion Animal Owners And Career Paths

Special Eurobarometer: Food Related Risks

Preschoolers’ Interactions With Robots, Insects And A Dog

The Effectiveness Of Trap-Neuter-Release

Coping With Loss Of A Companion Animal

Reducing Chronic Disease May Harm Meat Producers, Study Finds

Poll Results On Attitudes Toward Scientists

Using Motivation To Feed To Assess The Importance Of Space For Broiler Chickens

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