Author: Alexander Teh Published: 2019 Description: A discussion of recent welfare concerns for Merino sheep exported from Australia, their implications for the live export industry, and recommendations for future voyages.
Author: Hewitt, Lizzy Published: 2014 Description: Discusses aspects of welfare during both land and sea transport, and the implications of recently discovered feed additives: flaxseed and quercetin.
Author: Wille, Danielle Published: 2014 Description: A discussion of recent advances in research into the impacts of transport, especially long distance, on sheep welfare
Author: Wilkins, Sabine Published: 2012 Description: Discusses whether psychological and physiological stressors alter the acute pain response to routine husbandry procedures, such as docking and mulesing, in lambs.
Author: Fogarty, Eloise Published: 2012 Description: Discusses the welfare issues associated with current mulesing techniques and the benefits of alternative methods in terms of both sheep welfare and productivity.
Author: Johnson, Aly Published: 2012 Description: An assessment of the systemic effects, tissue damage, wound healing and efficacy of three different methods of breech modification of Merino lambs for flystrike prevention
Author: Gillis, Beth Published: 2012 Description: This review compares the welfare implications of mulesing with two emerging alternatives: occlusive clips and intradermal treatments.
Author: Drummer, Lauren Published: 2012 Description: An analysis of recent studies concerned with the live transport (by land and sea) of sheep, and welfare implications
Author: Lai, Lik Hang Published: 2012 Description: Addresses the welfare problems caused by mulesing and discusses the criteria of alternatives currently available for controlling breech flystrike in sheep in Australia.
Author: Belling, Hannah Published: 2011 Description: Outlines some advances in the knowledge of sheep welfare.
