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Tail docking and tail biting in pigs
Veterinary Record, 2019I write to voice my concern over a recent ethics case study published in In Practice (March 2019, vol 41, pp 88-91) that outlines a particular scenario on a pig farm where tail docking of pigs is addressed. This particular ethics case comes at a time when there is a huge amount of drive and progress being made within the pig sector to change protocols
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Neuromata in docked lambs' tails
Research in Veterinary Science, 1992Docked and undocked lambs tails obtained after slaughter were examined grossly and histopathologically. Stump and complex neuromata were identified in docked tails.
N P, French, K L, Morgan
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Australian Veterinary Journal, 1996
Summary: The anatomy of the canine tail and its relationship to the physiological functions of the tail are described and the effect of tail docking on these is discussed. Current knowledge on the physiology and anatomy of pain is described with particular reference to cosmetic tail docking in the neonatal puppy.
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Summary: The anatomy of the canine tail and its relationship to the physiological functions of the tail are described and the effect of tail docking on these is discussed. Current knowledge on the physiology and anatomy of pain is described with particular reference to cosmetic tail docking in the neonatal puppy.
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Tail-docking and tail biting in pigs: Findings at the slaughterhouse in Portugal
Livestock Science, 2021Eduarda Gomes-Neves
exaly
The long and short of it: A review of tail docking in farm animals
Applied Animal Behaviour Science, 2011Mhairi A. Sutherland, Cassandra B Tucker
exaly