Animal Welfare

Foreword
pp. 1-1(1)
Author: Lord Soulsby,

Quality of life: the heart of the matter
pp. 3-7(5)
Author: Kirkwood, J.K.

Quality of life and the evolution of the brain
pp. 9-15(7)
Author: Kendrick, K.M.

Can we really measure animal quality of life? Methodologies for measuring quality of life in people and other animals
pp. 17-24(8)
Authors: Scott, E.M.; Nolan, A.M.; Reid, J.; Wiseman-Orr, M.L.

How animals communicate quality of life: the qualitative assessment of behaviour
pp. 25-31(7)
Author: Wemelsfelder, F.

Performance on a categorisation task suggests that removal of environmental enrichment induces 'pessimism' in captive European starlings (Sturnus vulgaris)
pp. 33-36(4)
Authors: Bateson, M.; Matheson, S.M.

Emotions and cognition: a new approach to animal welfare
pp. 37-43(7)
Authors: Boissy, A.; Arnould, C.; Chaillou, E.; Désiré, L.; Duvaux-Ponter, C.; Greiveldinger, L.; Leterrier, C.; Richard, S.; Roussel, S.; Saint-Dizier, H.; Meunier-Salaün, M.C.; Valance, D.; Veissier, I.

Quality of life means welfare: how is it related to other concepts and assessed?
pp. 45-53(9)
Author: Broom, D.M.

Is quality of life a useful concept for companion animals?
pp. 55-65(11)
Authors: Taylor, K.D.; Mills, D.S.

Tools to measure and improve animal welfare: reward-related behaviour
pp. 67-73(7)
Authors: Van der Harst, J.E.; Spruijt, B.M.

A hypothetical strategy for the objective evaluation of animal well-being and quality of life using a dog model
pp. 75-81(7)
Author: Morton, D.B.

Enhancing quality of life for dogs and cats in confined situations
pp. 83-87(5)
Authors: Timmins, R.P.; Cliff, K.D.; Day, C.T.; Hart, B.L.; Hart, L.A.; Hubrecht, R.C.; Hurley, K.F.; Phillips, C.J.C.; Rand, J.S.; Rochlitz, I.; Serpell, J.A.; Zawistowski, S.L.

Assessing quality of life in companion and kennelled dogs: a critical review
pp. 89-95(7)
Authors: Hewson, C.J.; Hiby, E.F.; Bradshaw, J.W.S.

Development of the short-form Glasgow Composite Measure Pain Scale (CMPS-SF) and derivation of an analgesic intervention score
pp. 97-104(8)
Authors: Reid, J.; Nolan, A.M.; Hughes, J.M.L.; Lascelles, D.; Pawson, P.; Scott, E.M.

A preliminary study of behaviour-based indicators of pain in cats
pp. 105-108(4)
Authors: Waran, N.; Best, L.; Williams, V.; Salinsky, J.; Dale, A.; Clarke, N.

The value of animal life: how should we balance quality against quantity?
pp. 109-115(7)
Authors: Sandøe, P.; Christiansen, S.B.

Laboratory animal, pet animal, farm animal, wild animal: which gets the best deal?
pp. 117-123(7)
Authors: Wolfensohn, S.; Honess, P.

Breeding for quality of life
pp. 125-128(4)
Author: McGreevy, P.D.

Cultural variation, animal welfare and telos
pp. 129-133(5)
Author: Rollin, B.E.

Predicting quality of life outcomes as a guide for decision-making: the challenge of hitting a moving target
pp. 135-142(8)
Author: McMillan, F.D.

Autonomy and paternalism in quality of life determinations in veterinary practice
pp. 143-147(5)
Author: Morgan, C.A.

Anthropomorphism and anthropocentrism as influences in the quality of life of companion animals
pp. 149-154(6)
Authors: Bradshaw, J.W.S.; Casey, R.A.

'Animal Ethics Dilemma': an interactive learning tool for university and professional training
pp. 155-158(4)
Authors: Hanlon, A.J.; Algers, A.; Dich, T.; Hansen, T.; Loor, H.; Sandøe, P.

Promoting quality of life discussions between the veterinary profession and the pet-owning public
pp. 159-163(5)
Author: Main, D.C.J.

Poster Abstracts
pp. 165-179(15)