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What are the health and welfare issues associated with exaggerated physical features in cats?
There is increasing evidence showing that cats who have been bred to have exaggerated physical features (such as flat faces)... -
What is induced moulting of layer hens?
Induced moulting in the poultry industry involves artificially forcing hens to moult through manipulating their environment and diet to replicate... -
How can I socialise my rabbits with people and other rabbits?
Socialising with people Rabbits are affectionate and lovable creatures who can bond with their owners. But, as a prey species,... -
What companionship do rabbits need?
Rabbits are a social species and have evolved to live in groups. In the wild, rabbits do not live alone.... -
What are the welfare issues associated with narrowed nostrils in dogs (stenotic nares)?
Some dogs have a condition from birth where their nostrils are narrowed or constricted; this is called stenotic nares [1].... -
What is sheep freeze branding (or steining) and is it an acceptable alternative to mulesing sheep?
Sheep, especially Merinos, have woolly wrinkles and folds around the tail and breech area which attract blowflies and may become... -
Do cats have special nutritional requirements?
Cats have special nutritional requirements because they have some fundamental differences in what and how they can metabolise and utilise... -
Good animal welfare
RSPCA Australia considers that the welfare of an animal includes both physical and mental states. Ensuring good animal welfare goes... -
What are the Five Domains of Animal Welfare?
In 1994, Professor David Mellor and Dr Cam Reid proposed a new model to think about animal welfare and its... -
What are the Five Freedoms of animal welfare?
The Five Freedoms was the first widely accepted evidence-based framework to capture the key aspects of animal welfare in one...
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