Sentence examples for veterinary welfare from inspiring English sources

Veterinary welfare supervision and daily water check-ups are conducted (dissolved oxygen, conductivity, pH, ammonia, nitrites, nitrates, alkalinity and hardness -Kh and Gh-, amotherther parameters) to ensure the animals good health status.

Samples were collected for veterinary welfare purposes from animals in 2 wildlife sanctuaries in Yaoundé and Limbe, Cameroon.

The observation and recording of behaviour is a fundamental tool in a wide range of disciplines including: ethology, psychology conversation biology, animal welfare, veterinary medicine and behavioural pharmacology.

The experimental protocol was approved by the veterinary university animal welfare committee (Comitato Etico Scientifico per la Sperimentazione Animale, University of Bologna).

Decisions must be made based on availability of source animals, the impact of removing of the founding animals from the source population, animal welfare, veterinary and ecological consideration (IUCN 1998, 2013).

For services to the veterinary profession and animal welfare.

Other sources included transfer from another welfare organisation, veterinary surgeries, and confiscation for welfare reasons.

I am delighted that now the FVE plays an influential role in shaping many European laws whether they are concerned with animal health, professional qualifications, veterinary medicines or animal welfare.

The reduction has meant that resources are available for the exploration and development of new protocols for searching other relevant but previously unexplored electronic databases covering areas such as environmental health, social welfare, and veterinary sciences for relevant public health content.

As for laboratory animals, the authors make much of the fact that they're kept on controlled diets, but gloss over the impact of four decades of improvement in welfare standards and veterinary care.

Horses can be a reservoir of antibiotic resistant organisms and genetic determinants of resistance, that may affect veterinary treatment of animals, affect welfare and have economic implications.