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Animal Welfare During Animal Health Emergencies Equine

Animal Welfare ●Ethical responsibility ●Ensuring animal well being – Physical and mental ●Consideration of – Health – Behavior – Biological function ●Continuously evaluate Just In Time Training Animal Welfare: Equine

The Five Freedoms ●Define ideal states of welfare ●Framework for analysis of welfare – Freedom from hunger and thirst – Freedom from discomfort – Freedom from pain, injury, and disease – Freedom to express normal behavior – Freedom from fear and distress Just In Time Training Animal Welfare: Equine

Freedom from Hunger and Thirst ●Water – 5 gallons water/1000 pound animal ●Feed – 1-2% of body weight – Hay or grass pastures  pounds hay/1000 pound animal – Possibly grain ●Monitor all feed and water intake Just In Time Training Animal Welfare: Equine

Freedom from Discomfort ●Appropriately sized confinement space – Stalls or outdoor pens – Protection from elements – Appropriate temperature for time of year – Ventilation ●Bedding – Saw dust – Wood chips – Straw ●Waste management Just In Time Training Animal Welfare: Equine

Freedom from Pain, Injury, Disease ●Examine upon entry/exit – Illness – Injury – Nutritional well-being ●Treat appropriately – Medical, surgical – Euthanasia ●Monitor ●May have delay in showing signs – Stress analgesia Just In Time Training Animal Welfare: Equine

Freedom to Express Normal Behavior ●Herd animals – Social nature – Stressed if separated from herd mates ●Separate animals based on – Farm of origin – Gender – Pregnant mares, mare and foals Just In Time Training Animal Welfare: Equine

Freedom from Fear and Distress ●Elevated stress ●Stressed animals are unpredictable ●Experienced handlers ●Safe transport – Avoid overcrowding – Familiar groups Just In Time Training Animal Welfare: Equine

Responders: Mental Health and Animals ●Response stress can affect mental health of responders ●May affect animals welfare – Responder apathy – Responder fatigue – Uncompleted tasks – Carelessness of tasks – Forgetting overall welfare needs Just In Time Training Animal Welfare: Equine

Resources Just In Time Training Animal Welfare: Equine ●American Veterinary Medical Association – The veterinarian’s role in animal welfare – AVMA Guidelines on Euthanasia ●USDA Animal Welfare Information Center – ●OIE Animal Welfare Guidelines – Terrestrial Animal Health Code ●American College of Animal Welfare –

Acknowledgments Development of this presentation was by the Center for Food Security and Public Health at Iowa State University through funding from the Multi-State Partnership for Security in Agriculture Authors: Abbey Smith, BS; Glenda Dvorak, DVM, MPH, DACVPM Reviewers: Katie Steneroden, DVM, MPH, PhD, DACVPM