Harmful Social Behaviours in Pigs – Is Environmental Enrichment the Solution?
Author: Moss, Catherine Published: 2006 Description: Animal Welfare essay. Discusses environmental enrichment as a way of reducing harmful social behaviours in pigs.
Author: Moss, Catherine Published: 2006 Description: Animal Welfare essay. Discusses environmental enrichment as a way of reducing harmful social behaviours in pigs.
Author: Anderson, Megan Published: 2009 Description: Discusses possible measures to reduce the stress that social heirarchy establishment induces in pigs.
Author: Smith, Karen Published: 2009 Description: Looks at the improvements that can be made to pig housing to help reduce the incidence of tail-biting. RSPCA Australia Pig Welfare Science Prize 2009
Author: Hsiung, Angela Published: 2009 Description: Examines the effect that intensive housing has on teh welfare of pigs.
Author: Grogan, Laura Published: 2004 Description: Identifies current areas of contention in the welfare needs of sows in intensive housing situations.
Author: Connelly, Claire Published: 2002 Description: Discusses the effects of housing conditions and roughage in teh diet for farmed pigs.
Author: Dean, Anna Published: 2001 Description: Examines the ways in which different housing systems impact on animal welfare of pigs.
Author: Docwra, Belinda Published: 2001 Description: Looks at the ways in which environmental enrichment has the potential to significantly improve the welfare of intensively housed weaner, grower and finisher pigs.
Author: Donald, Angus Published: 2008 Description: Looks at ways of improving the welfare of intensively managed pigs by providing environmental enrichment.
Author: Fleischer, Stephen Published: 2007 Description: Animal Welfare Essay: Looks at ways of reducing boar taint (the odour present in meat of non-castrated pigs) with a view to phasing out the practie of castration.