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Prominent final slide from @DrTempleGrandin @ColoradoStateU at our Wooldridge Memorial Lecture #BVACongress… https://t.co/WuCC40b1QZ
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Welfare assessment tools for research vs commercial use must be separate, and welfare audits must be based on outco… https://t.co/XRMEVafJoi
14 Nov at 13:47
All three of our officers in the house and up front, listening to @DrTempleGrandin. @simondocvet @VetDannii… https://t.co/BC9k3etx0z
14 Nov at 13:42
‘It’s good to get animals used to more stuff’ Acclimatising your animals to objects and vehicles for example, is im… https://t.co/pSUS8oUzVp
14 Nov at 13:38
Mike Francis discusses the importance of veterinary vaccines within the One Health Agenda and explores the role that they play both in the control of zoonotic disease and the development of human vaccines.
BVA Junior Vice President, James Russell talks about Dr Temple Grandin, who is delivering this year’s Wooldridge Lecture at BVA Congress, and where her work and approach have inspired him.
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