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Oct 5 2020 | Sara Streeter

A Look At Palestinian Attitudes Towards Companion Animals

This study looks at attitudes towards companion animals in Palestine, comparing them with Norwegian respondents, and finding some of their responses to be remarkably similar. READ MORE

Sep 22 2020 | Stuart Babcock

The Perception Of Animal Pain By Veterinary Students

Veterinarians regularly have to make hard choices when it comes to preserving animal welfare. This study examined how veterinary students' views changed over the course of their studies. READ MORE

Sep 17 2020 | Dalton Bassett

A Look At Meat Throughout Western History

Researchers examined 200,000 years of Western history to understand the various impacts of meat on Western culture. READ MORE

Sep 7 2020 | Mona Zahir

Using Computer Models To Replace Animal Tests For Heart Disease

This study finds that computer simulations are accurate enough to reduce the need for animal testing when it comes to identifying a given drug’s risk of causing heart arrythmia. READ MORE

Aug 27 2020 | Jenny Dixon

You Are What You Eat – Exploring Veg*nism As A Social Identity

In a world where eating meat is the norm, veg*nism stands out. This looks at veg*nism is a social identity that has both positive and negative aspects to it. READ MORE

Aug 26 2020 | Wilton Mui

Farmed Atlantic Salmon: A Life Not Worth Living?

Salmon are the most farmed fish in Europe. This blog dives deep into a report on salmon farming welfare, and whether the industry has any chance of meeting welfare criteria. READ MORE

Aug 21 2020 | karol orzechowski

Farmed Animals In Italy: A Look At The Last Decade

A report from Essere Animali looks at the past decade of animal farming in Italy, and finds signs that Italian consumers are relatively aware of problems with animal agriculture. READ MORE

Aug 13 2020 | David Kates

Captive Lobster Welfare In The U.K.: A Review

U.K. researchers studied lobsters and tanks inside supermarkets and found a range of animal welfare concerns that could cause stress and pain. READ MORE

Aug 10 2020 | Sara Streeter

If A Horse Could Talk, What Would They Ask Of Us?

There’s more to horse welfare than just providing hay and oats. Horses can suffer in myriad ways from well-intentioned but uninformed human caregivers. READ MORE

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A Look At Palestinian Attitudes Towards Companion Animals

The Perception Of Animal Pain By Veterinary Students

A Look At Meat Throughout Western History

Using Computer Models To Replace Animal Tests For Heart Disease

You Are What You Eat – Exploring Veg*nism As A Social Identity

Farmed Atlantic Salmon: A Life Not Worth Living?

Farmed Animals In Italy: A Look At The Last Decade

Captive Lobster Welfare In The U.K.: A Review

If A Horse Could Talk, What Would They Ask Of Us?

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