News
6th December 2019
High standards in animal welfare should extend to hens at the end of their laying careers just as much as to younger birds.
The poultry-housing experts of ZTHZ in Switzerland offer advice on responsible depopulation in both caged and cage-free...
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The Poultry Site
2nd December 2019
Dr Alison Gray, from the School of Veterinary Medicine (SVMS) at the University of Nottingham has won a prestigious international award, recognising her commitment to replacing animal use in antibody production.
Dr Gray, who also founded the non-...
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University of Nottingham
29th November 2019
The Director of Research and Development for Canada with Topigs Norsvin Canada says selecting pigs for breeding that interact well together is helping improve animal welfare and the economics of pork production.
About a year ago Topigs Norsvin added...
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The Pig Site
28th November 2019
When not done properly, taking selfies with wild animals can be cruel. Many people aren’t aware of the suffering their selfies can cause, so we’re supporting the Costa Rica government’s campaign to encourage responsible tourism.
Costa Rica is home...
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World Animal Protection
28th November 2019
Following the announcement that a national review of Australia’s poultry standards will be further delayed, World Animal Protection has released new consumer research on caged eggs versus free-range eggs, showing a majority of shoppers are still...
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The Poultry Site
28th November 2019
National pet charity, Blue Cross has launched a report examining the devastating impact poverty, mental health problems and loneliness has on society and how pet ownership is the beneficial link in the chain for so many people.
Experts on pet...
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Veterinary Practice
27th November 2019
British Veterinary Association President, Daniella Dos Santos has championed the vital work of vets in Northern Ireland and praised the profession for getting as prepared as possible for the challenges and opportunities presented by Brexit.
BVA is...
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BVA
20th November 2019
In a first for the profession, 15 of the major UK member organisations, vet schools and policy-making bodies – including the Royal Veterinary College (RVC) – have today come together to affirm their commitment to veterinary medicine based on sound...
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RVC
18th November 2019
Along with positive socialisation, training and appropriate nutrition, castration is often considered a key component of responsible dog ownership. However, in recent years, attitude towards castration has changed slightly, both from a veterinary...
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Veterinary Practice
16th November 2019
Don’t forget to nominate individuals or teams for the prestigious Ceva Animal Welfare Awards 2020, which celebrate the achievements of welfare heroes from the farming, veterinary and charity industries
The awards, which are now in their ninth...
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Veterinary Practice