Livestock Ethics and Welfare Quiz

OIE establishes global standards to ensure the well-being of animals, including those in livestock

Temperature is a critical factor in evaluating the well-being of livestock

Guidelines outlining ethical practices for farmers involved in broiler (meat chicken) production

Highlighting the importance of skill and competence in the handling and management of livestock

Gestation crates limit the movement of pregnant pigs, raising concerns about their welfare

A farming approach that allows livestock to exhibit natural behaviors by grazing in pastures

Ensuring livestock are provided with adequate food and water to meet their basic needs

Administration of pain-relieving substances to minimize discomfort in livestock

The surgical removal of the testicles in male livestock

Excessive antibiotic use in livestock can contribute to the development of antibiotic-resistant strains of bacteria

Observing normal social interactions among livestock indicates positive well-being

Removing part of the beak to prevent aggressive pecking behaviors in poultry

Assured Food Standards oversees the 'Red Tractor' scheme, ensuring high welfare standards for UK farm animals

Tail docking is done to prevent aggressive behavior among livestock

The capacity of animals to experience sensations and emotions

Livestock research does not involve obtaining informed consent, as it does in human studies

Considering the interconnected well-being of humans, animals, and the environment in livestock management

Using carbon dioxide to induce unconsciousness in livestock before slaughter

A model designed to evaluate both the physical and mental well-being of animals

The reduction in body weight experienced by animals during transportation