Equine Welfare in Clinical Practice

Foreward
Natalie Waran
Acknowledgements
V. Wensley Koch
Introduction
V. Wensley Koch
1. Assessing Equine Welfare: Operationalizing the Five Domains Model for Veterinary Practitioners
Katherine Littlewood, Ngaio J. Beausoleil and David Mellor
2. Principles of Learning for Equine Clinicians
Robin L. Foster
3. Minimizing Fear Associated with Veterinary Procedures
Stacie Boswell
4. Raising Well-trained and Sustainable Foals
Hayley Randle
5. Training and Behavior Modification for Veterinarians: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
Orla Doherty
6. Diet and Behavior, Including the Effects of the Gut Microbiome
Katherine A. Houpt
7. How Horses Perceive Their World - What Can Practitioners Share with Their Clients to Enhance Safety & Welfare?
Maria Vilain Rorvang and Camie Heleski
8. Between the Horse's Ears: Equine Cognition, Implications for Welfare, and Why It Matters for Equine Practitioners
Antonia J.Z. Henderson
9. Environmental Enrichment
Andrea D. Ellis and Carol Hall
10. Distinguishing Physical vs Psychological Causes of Behavior and Performance Problems
Sue McDonnell
11. Prevention and Treatment of Horse Behavior Problems and 'Vices', Including Stereotypic Behavior
Daniel S. Mills, Claire Ricci-Bonot and Milly Jones
12. The Equine Behavior Assessment and Research Questionnaire (E-BARQ): How Citizen Science Can Enhance Veterinary Practice
Kate Fenner
13. Veterinary Ethics and Equine Welfare: Principalism, a Five Cs Approach, and Ethical Decision Making in Support of the Duties to Care and Guide
Raymond Anthony
14. Finding Help
Orla Doherty, V. Wensley Koch and Sue McDonnell

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• Gestão da criação de animais
• Medicina veterinária eqüina
• Animais e sociedade

Equine behavior; equine welfare; learning theory; Fear Free; horse training and handling; foal training and handling; behavioral problems in horses; gut and microbiome behavior; equine cognition; equine senses