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Key features of the Council for Science and Society (CSS) report 1988

By S. Hall, L. Dolling, K. Bristow, T. Fuller, D. Mills

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Abstract

This chapter describes the extent and economic significance of the pet-keeping phenomenon, benefits of pet ownership and associated problems of pet ownership in the UK based on the Council for Science and Society (CSS) report 1988.
Pages 13-17
ISBN/ISSN 978-1-78639-172-8
Publisher Cabi
DOI 10.1079/9781786391728.0013
Language English
Tags
  1. Animal health and hygiene
  2. Animals
  3. Canidae
  4. Canine
  5. Care
  6. Carnivores
  7. Cats
  8. Commonwealth of Nations
  9. Costs
  10. Countries
  11. Developed countries
  12. Documentation
  13. Dogs
  14. Economics
  15. Europe
  16. Health
  17. Health economics
  18. Health services
  19. Humans
  20. Mammals
  21. Men
  22. Non-Drug
  23. OECD countries
  24. pet care
  25. Pets and companion animals
  26. Primates
  27. Relationships
  28. Social psychology and social anthropology
  29. United Kingdom
  30. vertebrates