Part 1: Principles of safer handling and physical restraint. Safer animal handling and physical restraint -- Animal behavior -- Part 2: Household and laboratory animals. Containments for household, ...

The University of Michigan’s Unit for Laboratory Animal Medicine (ULAM) has a diverse Training Core that teaches a wide variety of techniques on all common laboratory species. The most common species ...

Restraint of laboratory animals is necessary to conduct various procedures. As a potential source of stress, however, the design and fabrication of restraint devices must allow for minimal restraint ...

Three-day training session designed to educate emergency responders, veterinary professionals, animal control officers, horse industry professionals, and other interested parties on how to care for ...

There is increasing evidence that, compared to non-aversive handling methods (i.e., tunnel and cupping), tail handling has a negative impact on mouse welfare. Despite this evidence, there are still ...

Mouse handling and restraint affect behavior, physiology, and animal welfare, yet little information is available on how various mouse restraint methods affect cardiovascular parameters. We validated ...

Training animals in captivity for vital instances like health checks and being able to give them medicines is a necessary ...

Animal model experiments have an essential place in the infrastructure of biomedical science. The literature is replete with papers studying various physiological and organ systems in which animals ...

The Kentucky Horse Council's three-day Large Animal Emergency Rescue training is slated to return to the Kentucky Horse Park on September 19 through 21, 2025. This three-day training is designed to ...