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Supporting equine welfare through science
Equine Health, 2014Update on the latest research projects funded by the Horse Trust
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Objectivity in the assessment of equine welfare
Equine Veterinary Journal, 2000D J, Baker, G A, Turner
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Equine Welfare Series: Shelter for Horses
2017A guide to providing safe, usable shelter for horses to support health and welfare in all seasons. Explains how horses tolerate a wide temperature range, how wind and wet hair coats increase cold stress, and how shade helps in heat. Compares natural shelter like tree lines with run in sheds, open roof shelters, and barns, noting that full confinement ...
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Equine Welfare Series - Recovering the Malnutritioned Horse
2017Thin horses, or low body condition score, can be caused by many factors including age, disease, and lack of adequate nutrition. Learn more about the care and feeding of undernourished horses.
Jennie Ivey, Lewrell Strickland
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Wearable Devices for Improved Equine Welfare
2023The use of digital technology is becoming increasingly popular in equine research. Current applied technologies for livestock are being used to detect pathogens, observe locomotion patterns, determine estrus periods, and measure vital parameters. These sensors leverage global positioning systems, accelerometers, magnetometers, goniometers, optics ...
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We must tie equine welfare to international development
Veterinary Record, 2017While real strides have been made in the fight to ensure the wellbeing of equids, Brian Perry believes there is much more to be done FOR those living in the UK, the knowledge that horses, donkeys and mules are exploited in various ways all around the world can come as a real shock. After all, the Anglo Saxon mindset towards equids centres on a concept
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