Session chair: UK farming: is welfare good enough? Amanda graduated from Cambridge University in 1998. She is Board certified in both Internal Medicine and Emergency and Critical Care and was a […]
Session: The Impact of liver fluke on the welfare of horses Diana obtained a BSc (Hons) in Zoology and a PhD from the University of Nottingham. She spent three years at […]
Session: Risk factors associated with feline pruritus (PUE) unrelated to ectoparasites Aiden Foster trained as a veterinary dermatologist at the Universities of Bristol and Wisconsin. He worked for the Animal and Plant […]
Session: The top welfare priorities in the UK Professor Cathy Dwyer is head of the Animal Behaviour and Welfare Research Team at Scotland’s Rural College (SRUC), which is one of the […]
Session: Exotic animals in captivity – can we meet their welfare needs? Chris Draper is Head of Animal Welfare and Captivity at the Born Free Foundation.
Session: Clinical excellence – or overtreatment? Dr Angela Halley is a Consultant in Palliative Medicine providing palliative care support to patients attending The Royal Marsden and Royal Brompton Hospitals. Dr Halley […]
Session: UK farming – is welfare good enough? Dr. Jim Reynolds graduated from UC Davis in 1982, and was in dairy and beef practice before completing a Residency in Public Health. […]
Session: Clinical excellence – or overtreatment? A 1976 Cambridge graduate, Polly worked initially in general practice, then in clinical academia at the University of Cambridge and the Animal Health Trust. […]
Session: Exotic animals in captivity – can we meet their welfare needs? Mark trained as a vet at Liverpool University and worked for many years in fish health and disease control, […]
Session: Exotic animals in captivity – can we meet their welfare needs? Romain Pizzi is a recognised specialist in Zoo & Wildlife Medicine. He works for the Royal Zoological Society of Scotland, […]