Sterilize your cats
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Once again, we're going to talk about our pets, in particular, our cats, and explain why having them spayed or neutered by a vet is a good practice to satisfy their #BienÊtreAnimal (#BEA).
Level: 1 - Getting started
Identify your pets!
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Why identifying your companion is important for #BienÊtreAnimal (#BEA)... and for yours!
One Welfare
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You might think that #AnimalWell-Being (#AWB), human well-being and environmental well-being are three different things. Just like the concept of One Health, we're going to see, with examples, that these wellnesses are strongly linked. This is what we call #OneWelfare.
Identifying risk factors
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We've seen how to improve #BienÊtreAnimal (#BEA) with the improvement loop. But to do this, we need to identify the risk factors.
Animal welfare and types of farming (part. 2)
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Knowing that free-range chicken farming can be better from an #AnimalWelfare (#AW) point of view than battery farming is all well and good. But is it enough?
Animal welfare and types of farming (part.1)
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From a #BienÊtreAnimal (#BEA) point of view, is free-range necessarily better than indoor? Is small-scale farming necessarily better than large-scale farming?
The improvement loop
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To improve #AnimalWellbeing (#AW), there are several steps to take. Here's how to apply the theoretical concepts defined in the previous videos in the field to improve animal welfare.
Temperature and animal welfare: hot weather
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In this time of heatwave, we decided to make this video as a matter of urgency to give you the essential information you need to ensure the #BienÊtreAnimal (#BEA) of farm animals and pets in extreme conditions.
Animal welfare indicators
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To assess #AnimalWell-Being (#AWB), you need to use indicators. We can easily use indicators based on the environment, but that's not enough...
The 5 freedoms
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To understand and evaluate #AnimalWelfare (#AW), we need to apply the fundamental principle of the 5 freedoms that animals should have.
