Equine Welfare in Clinical Practice
Equine Welfare in Clinical Practice: How and Why Behavior and Welfare Assessments Belong in Your Practice reviews the current psychological, behavioral, and welfare knowledge equine veterinarians should have and discusses how such knowledge may be incorporated into clinical practices. It covers such topics as practical welfare assessment, fear-free practices, and how horses learn (both good and bad habits). Each topic is intended to provide both practical and pertinent science-based information for equine practitioners and their clients. Written by international experts, this book explores the physical, psychological, and behavioral factors contributing to equine welfare. It discusses current knowledge about topics such as equine senses, cognition, and stereotypies, as well as appropriate and inappropriate training methods, for both adult horses and foals. It also addresses differentiating medical from behavioral problems and discusses the new field of how the gut microbiome affects behavior. Equine Welfare in Clinical Practice: How and Why Behavior and Welfare Assessments Belong in Your Practice is an important resource for clinical veterinarians who want to incorporate knowledge of equine behavior and welfare into their practices. Veterinarians who understand and can educate their clients in equine welfare and safe and appropriate care and handling techniques will increase their business success, improve the lives of their clients and patients, and strengthen the human-animal bond. In addition, the book will also provide updated information and useful practical tips for those who are already familiar with equine psychology, behavior, and welfare. - Emphasizes the clinical applications of the sciences of equine behavior and welfare - Offers expert recommendations to improve the lives of horses, their owners, and the veterinarians who care for them - Provides resources for further study and access to specialists for consultation or referral
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Equine Welfare in Clinical Practice
Equine Welfare in Clinical Practice: How and Why Behavior and Welfare Assessments Belong in Your Practice reviews the current psychological, behavioral, and welfare knowledge equine veterinarians should have and discusses how such knowledge may be incorporated into clinical practices. It covers such topics as practical welfare assessment, fear-free practices, and how horses learn (both good and bad habits). Each topic is intended to provide both practical and pertinent science-based information for equine practitioners and their clients. Written by international experts, this book explores the physical, psychological, and behavioral factors contributing to equine welfare. It discusses current knowledge about topics such as equine senses, cognition, and stereotypies, as well as appropriate and inappropriate training methods, for both adult horses and foals. It also addresses differentiating medical from behavioral problems and discusses the new field of how the gut microbiome affects behavior. Equine Welfare in Clinical Practice: How and Why Behavior and Welfare Assessments Belong in Your Practice is an important resource for clinical veterinarians who want to incorporate knowledge of equine behavior and welfare into their practices. Veterinarians who understand and can educate their clients in equine welfare and safe and appropriate care and handling techniques will increase their business success, improve the lives of their clients and patients, and strengthen the human-animal bond. In addition, the book will also provide updated information and useful practical tips for those who are already familiar with equine psychology, behavior, and welfare. - Emphasizes the clinical applications of the sciences of equine behavior and welfare - Offers expert recommendations to improve the lives of horses, their owners, and the veterinarians who care for them - Provides resources for further study and access to specialists for consultation or referral
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Equine Welfare in Clinical Practice

Equine Welfare in Clinical Practice

Equine Welfare in Clinical Practice

Equine Welfare in Clinical Practice

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Equine Welfare in Clinical Practice: How and Why Behavior and Welfare Assessments Belong in Your Practice reviews the current psychological, behavioral, and welfare knowledge equine veterinarians should have and discusses how such knowledge may be incorporated into clinical practices. It covers such topics as practical welfare assessment, fear-free practices, and how horses learn (both good and bad habits). Each topic is intended to provide both practical and pertinent science-based information for equine practitioners and their clients. Written by international experts, this book explores the physical, psychological, and behavioral factors contributing to equine welfare. It discusses current knowledge about topics such as equine senses, cognition, and stereotypies, as well as appropriate and inappropriate training methods, for both adult horses and foals. It also addresses differentiating medical from behavioral problems and discusses the new field of how the gut microbiome affects behavior. Equine Welfare in Clinical Practice: How and Why Behavior and Welfare Assessments Belong in Your Practice is an important resource for clinical veterinarians who want to incorporate knowledge of equine behavior and welfare into their practices. Veterinarians who understand and can educate their clients in equine welfare and safe and appropriate care and handling techniques will increase their business success, improve the lives of their clients and patients, and strengthen the human-animal bond. In addition, the book will also provide updated information and useful practical tips for those who are already familiar with equine psychology, behavior, and welfare. - Emphasizes the clinical applications of the sciences of equine behavior and welfare - Offers expert recommendations to improve the lives of horses, their owners, and the veterinarians who care for them - Provides resources for further study and access to specialists for consultation or referral

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9780323995092
Publisher: Elsevier Science & Technology Books
Publication date: 08/29/2024
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
Pages: 370
File size: 39 MB
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About the Author

Virginia Wensley Koch works in the Morris Animal Foundation in Loveland, CO, USA.

Table of Contents

ForewardNatalie WaranAcknowledgementsV. Wensley Koch IntroductionV. Wensley Koch 1. Assessing Equine Welfare: Operationalizing the Five Domains Model for Veterinary PractitionersKatherine Littlewood, Ngaio J. Beausoleil and David Mellor2. Principles of Learning for Equine CliniciansRobin L. Foster 3. Minimizing Fear Associated with Veterinary ProceduresStacie Boswell 4. Raising Well-trained and Sustainable FoalsHayley Randle 5. Training and Behavior Modification for Veterinarians: The Good, the Bad, and the UglyOrla Doherty 6. Diet and Behavior, Including the Effects of the Gut MicrobiomeKatherine A. Houpt7. How Horses Perceive Their World - What Can Practitioners Share with Their Clients to Enhance Safety & Welfare?Maria Vilain Rørvang and Camie Heleski 8. Between the Horse's Ears: Equine Cognition, Implications for Welfare, and Why It Matters for Equine PractitionersAntonia J.Z. Henderson9. Environmental EnrichmentAndrea D. Ellis and Carol Hall10. Distinguishing Physical vs Psychological Causes of Behavior and Performance ProblemsSue McDonnell 11. Prevention and Treatment of Horse Behavior Problems and 'Vices', Including Stereotypic BehaviorDaniel S. Mills, Claire Ricci-Bonot and Milly Jones12. The Equine Behavior Assessment and Research Questionnaire (E-BARQ): How Citizen Science Can Enhance Veterinary PracticeKate Fenner 13. Veterinary Ethics and Equine Welfare: Principalism, a Five Cs Approach, and Ethical Decision Making in Support of the Duties to Care and GuideRaymond Anthony 14. Finding HelpOrla Doherty, V. Wensley Koch and Sue McDonnell

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A unique contribution to equine veterinary medicine offering practical, peer-reviewed, science-based advice focusing on the clinical applications of equine welfare and behavior science

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