GOOD TREATMENT
The actions that humans engage in or carry out with the intention of meeting the needs of animals such as feeding, housing and caring for them.
This is an anthropocentric approach.

The 5 FREEDOMS as defined by the Animal Welfare Committee. The following 5 principles must be satisfied simultaneously: freedom from hunger and thirst, freedom from discomfort, freedom from fear and anxiety, freedom from injury and disease, freedom to express the natural behaviours of the species

WELFARE
The positive mental and physical state related to the satisfaction of its physiological and behavioral needs and expectations. This state varies according to the animal's perception of the situation.
This is an animal-centered approach.