Animal Welfare

Science in the Service of Animal Welfare: The UFAW Symposium, Edinburgh, 2–4 April 2003
pp. 1-2(2)
Author: Kirkwood, J.K.

Using behaviour to assess animal welfare
pp. 3-7(5)
Author: Dawkins, M.S.

The influences of standard laboratory cages on rodents and the validity of research data
pp. 9-15(7)
Author: Sherwin, C.M.

Consciousness, emotion and animal welfare: insights from cognitive science
pp. 17-25(9)
Authors: Mendl, M.; Paul, E.S.

The use of demand functions to assess behavioural priorities in farm animals
pp. 27-32(6)
Authors: Jensen, M.B.; Pedersen, L.J.; Ladewig, J.

Pacing polar bears and stoical sheep: testing ecological and evolutionary hypotheses about animal welfare
pp. 33-40(8)
Authors: Clubb, R.; Mason, G.

Brain measures which tell us about animal welfare
pp. 41-45(5)
Authors: Broom, D.M.; Zanella, A.J.

Consumer demand under commercial husbandry conditions: practical advice on measuring behavioural priorities in captive animals
pp. 47-56(10)
Author: Cooper, J.J.

Can't stop, won't stop: is stereotypy a reliable animal welfare indicator?
pp. 57-69(13)
Authors: Mason, G.J.; Latham, N.R.

Assessing pain in animals — putting research into practice
pp. 71-75(5)
Authors: Flecknell, P.A.; Roughan, J.V.

Measurement of aversion to determine humane methods of anaesthesia and euthanasia
pp. 77-86(10)
Authors: Leach, M.C.; Bowell, V.A.; Allan, T.F.; Morton, D.B.

Fish and welfare: do fish have the capacity for pain perception and suffering?
pp. 87-92(6)
Authors: Braithwaite, V.A.; Huntingford, F.A.

Welfare assessment: indices from clinical observation
pp. 93-98(6)
Authors: Webster, A.J.F.; Main, D.C.J.; Whay, H.R.

Fractal analysis of animal behaviour as an indicator of animal welfare
pp. 99-103(5)
Authors: Rutherford, K.M.D.; Haskell, M.J.; Glasbey, C.; Jones, R.B.; Lawrence, A.B.

Cross-institutional assessment of stress responses in zoo animals using longitudinal monitoring of faecal corticoids and behaviour
pp. 105-113(9)
Authors: Shepherdson, D.J.; Carlstead, K.C.; Wielebnowski, N.

Mechanisms of decision-making and the interpretation of choice tests
pp. 115-120(6)
Author: Bateson, M.

Scientific uncertainty — how should it be handled in relation to scientific advice regarding animal welfare issues?
pp. 121-126(6)
Authors: Sandøe, P.; Forkman, B.; Christiansen, S.B.

Using science to support ethical decisions promoting humane livestock slaughter and vertebrate pest control
pp. 127-132(6)
Authors: Mellor, D.J.; Littin, K.E.

Trade-offs between welfare, conservation, utility and economics in wildlife management — a review of conflicts, compromises and regulation
pp. 133-138(6)
Author: Reynolds, J.C.

Ethical decisions concerning animal biotechnology: what is the role of animal welfare science?
pp. 139-144(6)
Authors: Olsson, I.A.S.; Sandøe, P.

Factors influencing human attitudes to animals and their welfare
pp. 145-151(7)
Author: Serpell, J.A.

Laying hen welfare standards: a classic case of 'power to the people'
pp. 153-158(6)
Author: Savory, C.J.

Science is not enough: how do we increase implementation?
pp. 159-162(4)
Author: Appleby, M.C.

Science-based animal welfare standards: the international role of the Office International des Épizooties
pp. 163-169(7)
Author: Bayvel, A.C.D.

Informed debate: the contribution of animal welfare science to the development of public policy
pp. 171-174(4)
Author: Radford, M.

United States Department of Agriculture: building bridges through innovative animal well-being initiatives
pp. 175-180(6)
Author: Reynnells, R.D.

Guidelines development and scientific uncertainty: use of previous case studies to promote efficient production of guidelines on the care and use of fish in research, teaching and testing
pp. 181-186(6)
Authors: Griffin, G.; Gauthier, C.

Applying scientific advances to the welfare of farm animals: why is it getting more difficult?
pp. 187-190(4)
Author: Keeling, L.

Breeding and animal welfare: practical and theoretical advantages of multi-trait selection
pp. 191-196(6)
Authors: Lawrence, A.B.; Conington, J.; Simm, G.

What factors should determine cage sizes for primates in the laboratory?
pp. 197-201(5)
Authors: Buchanan-Smith, H.M.; Prescott, M.J.; Cross, N.J.

Cognitive and communicative capacities of Grey parrots — implications for the enrichment of many species
pp. 203-208(6)
Author: Pepperberg, I.M.

Enrichment of laboratory caging for rats: a review
pp. 209-214(6)
Author: Patterson-Kane, E.G.

Feather pecking in poultry: the application of science in a search for practical solutions
pp. 215-219(5)
Authors: Jones, R.B.; Blokhuis, H.J.; de Jong, I.C.; Keeling, L.J.; McAdie, T.M.; Preisinger, R.

Ethics and welfare of animals used in education: an overview
pp. 221-227(7)
Author: King, L.A.

Refinement of gerbil housing and husbandry in the laboratory
pp. 229-235(7)
Authors: Waiblinger, E.; König, B.

Poster Abstracts
pp. 237-259(23)