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Sep 19 2017 | Faunalytics

Using Thermography To Test Dog Stress

Infrared thermography may be a quick and relatively effective way to measure stress in dogs, however, care needs to be taken not to cause further stress. READ MORE

Sep 14 2017 | Owen Rogers

Letting Chickens Be Chickens: A Review Of Housing Conditions

Battery cages are unsuitable for most of chickens’ natural behaviors, which rely on abundant outdoor space as well as nesting areas and sleeping perches. READ MORE

Aug 28 2017 | Faunalytics

Natura 2000: The European Protected Network And Its Challenges

A review of Europe's Natura 2000 protected network project finds major issues with implementation stemming from a lack of cooperation among nations. READ MORE

Aug 25 2017 | Faunalytics

Attitudes Towards Animal Welfare: Comparing Cultures

A study examining attitudes toward animal welfare in Cyprus compared to the U.K., and developing a new measure of attitudes toward animals and abuse. READ MORE

Aug 17 2017 | Linda Tyler

Dairy Cow Welfare And Farmer Attitudes In Sweden

Farmers in Sweden perceive cows’ well-being as crucial for improved production, profitability, and as an end in itself. READ MORE

Aug 10 2017 | Faunalytics

Assessing Cat Welfare In Shelters Using Simple Indicators

Simple cat-based parameters can give a clear indication of how well cats cope with their environment. Cat welfare could improve greatly with simple changes. READ MORE

Jul 31 2017 | Faunalytics

The Techno-Ethics Of Welfare Quality Meat

A philosophical look at controversies about "welfare friendliness" of free-range chickens and the role and impact of partial achievements. READ MORE

Jul 28 2017 | Faunalytics

An Overview Of Cow Behavior At The Slaughterhouse

Concrete data on how cows react to slaughter procedures with implications for animal welfare, slaughterhouse design, and advocacy. READ MORE

Jul 27 2017 | Linda Tyler

Raising Babies With Companion Dogs May Help Their Respiratory Health

A new study shows that human babies raised in the presence of dogs may actually benefit from the contact by having better respiratory health. READ MORE

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Using Thermography To Test Dog Stress

Letting Chickens Be Chickens: A Review Of Housing Conditions

Natura 2000: The European Protected Network And Its Challenges

Attitudes Towards Animal Welfare: Comparing Cultures

Dairy Cow Welfare And Farmer Attitudes In Sweden

Assessing Cat Welfare In Shelters Using Simple Indicators

The Techno-Ethics Of Welfare Quality Meat

An Overview Of Cow Behavior At The Slaughterhouse

Raising Babies With Companion Dogs May Help Their Respiratory Health

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