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1. Anticipating the Outbreak of Zoonotic Infectious Diseases Related to Animal Industry

   Contributor(s):: R.D. W. Bagja

   Keeping and using animals and animal products is an age-old recognition. There are many reasons to own animals and some are as follows: 1. The Animal products are rich sources of essential protein needed by human being so they are farmed for meat or other animal products. 2. The animals which...

2. Human-animal relationship: stockmanship and housing in organic livestock systems

   Contributor(s):: M. Hovi (editor), M. Bouihol (editor)

   The theme of the 3rd NAHWOA Workshop was "Human-animal relationship: stockmanship and housing in organic livestock systems". The stockperson's ability to understand livestock and to respond to the needs of the domesticated animals is probably the most important building block of animal health and...

3. The importance of animal companionship: implications for human and animal health

   Contributor(s):: Beck, A. M.

4. Veterinary business strategies and the human-animal bond: why pet welfare issues are in everyone's best interest

   Contributor(s):: Ackerman, L.

5. Our role in the human/animal bond and promotion of human health and well being

   Contributor(s):: Bustad, L. K., Hines, L. M.

6. Making the visit to the veterinarian a positive experience for all

   Contributor(s):: Curtis, T. M.

7. Aircraft noise influenced behaviour of service dogs

   Contributor(s):: Flach, M., Heisterkamp, C., Stephan, E.

8. The nonconventional human companion animal bond, death, and the veterinary practitioner-client relationship

   Contributor(s):: Harris, J. M.

9. Breeding and training of guide dogs in Finland

   Contributor(s):: Paatsama, S.

10. Improve patient care and increase revenues by working with specialists

    Contributor(s):: Donnelly, A. L.

    Pet owners in many communities today have access to specialized, high-quality medical care that previously was only available at a university veterinary teaching hospital. In part, this is due to the migration of veterinary specialists from the academic setting into private practice. As the...

11. Your patient has a job and needs to stay fit

    Contributor(s):: Eames, E., Eames, T.

12. Clues from Katrina: human-animal bond and diversity in practice

    Contributor(s):: Greenhill, L. M.

13. Integrating family and veterinary medicine: pets in the family life cycle

    Contributor(s):: Hodgson, K.

14. Veterinary contributions to the quality of life via the human-companion animal bond-four Australian initiatives

    Contributor(s):: Hogarth-Scott, R. S.

15. Meeting societal obligations and enhancing the human-animal bond in practice

    Contributor(s):: Meadows, R.

16. Understanding feline behavior and how that helps your team treat cats

    Contributor(s):: Rodan, I.

17. Unlocking the secrets of the feline psyche to relate better to cats and their owners

    Contributor(s):: Rodan, I.

18. Pet selection counseling: finding a friend for life

    Contributor(s):: Shaw, J. K.

19. Enhancing the human animal bond through communication

    Contributor(s):: Shaw, J. R., Adams, C. L.

20. Improving client - veterinarian communications: understanding what pets are trying to say

    Contributor(s):: Tetrick, M. A.