Long Distance Transport and Welfare of Farm Animals

 Farm Animal Transport and Welfare

Long Distance Transport and Welfare of Farm Animals, edited by Michael Appleby, Victoria Cussen, and colleagues, examines the effects of long-distance transport on the physical health and psychological well-being of farm animals. Bringing together research from animal scientists and welfare experts, the book explores transport practices, scientific evidence, economic considerations, legislation, and industry procedures. It provides valuable insights into improving animal welfare during transportation and supporting responsible livestock management.

Key Features:

• Examines the welfare implications of long-distance animal transport
• Explores the physical and psychological effects of transportation
• Reviews transport practices across different regions
• Discusses scientific research on animal transport and welfare
• Examines legislation and regulatory requirements
• Covers the economic factors influencing livestock transportation
• Evaluates procedures used during long-distance transport
• Highlights opportunities to improve animal welfare standards
• Explores the responsibilities of agricultural and processing industries
• Suitable for veterinarians, animal scientists, welfare researchers, and livestock professionals