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  1. Ophthalmic disorders in a referral population of seven breeds of brachycephalic dogs: 970 cases (2008-2017)

    Contributor(s):: Palmer, S. V., Gomes, F. E., McArt, J. A. A.

  2. Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus in resident animals of a long-term care facility

    Contributor(s):: Coughlan, K., Olsen, K. E., Boxrud, D., Bender, J. B.

    Animals provide benefits to elderly and chronically ill people by decreasing loneliness, increasing social interactions, and improving mental health. As a result, many hospitals and long-term care facilities allow family pets to visit ill or convalescing patients or support animal-assisted...

  3. Investigations on genetic disease resistance in swine - a contribution to the reduction of pain, suffering and damage in farm animals.

    | Contributor(s):: Reiner, G.

    This review deals with genetic disease resistance in pigs as a prospective opportunity to reduce pain, suffering and damage in swine production. Even under favourable terms of housing and management, infectious diseases are wide-spread, and have to be ranked among the major sources for suffering...

  4. Effect of dietary fibre type on physical activity and behaviour in kennelled dogs

    | Contributor(s):: Bosch, G., Beerda, B., Hoek, E. van de, Hesta, M., Poel, A. F. B. van der, Janssens, G. P. J., Hendriks, W. H.

    Dog diets may differ in their effectiveness of maintaining satiety after a meal. Consequently, sensations of hunger, feeding motivation, physical activity, and sensitivity to environmental stressors may be increased. Dietary fibre may be effective in prolonging postprandial satiety depending on...

  5. Interfacing genetics, behavior and husbandry in White Leghorns presented with E. coli challenge

    | Contributor(s):: Mauldin, J. M., Siegel, P. B., Gross, W. B.

    Female fowls from the 3rd and 4th generations of lines which had undergone selection for persistence and non-persistence of antibody production to sheep erythrocytes were reared as floor flocks to 134 or 242 days of age, and were then reared singly in cages. At 295 or 394 days of age, females...

  6. An exploratory study of behavioural differences between young pigs susceptible and non-susceptible to stress syndrome

    | Contributor(s):: Robert, S., Dallaire, A.

    Sixteen female pigs, Yorkshire X Landrace, from three litters, were observed from 12 to 20 weeks of age. Half had reacted positively to the halothane test at 8 weeks. These animals drank more often and investigated the environment and their peers by naso-ear and naso-anal contacts more frequently...

  7. A comparison between leg problems in Danish and Swedish broiler production

    | Contributor(s):: Sanotra, G. S., Berg, C., Lund, J. D.

    In Denmark and Sweden, surveys were undertaken to estimate the prevalence of leg problems in conventional broiler production. The Danish survey included 28 Ross 208 flocks, and the Swedish survey included 15 Ross 208 and 16 Cobb flocks. Leg problems included reduced walking ability (gait), tibial...