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Test your knowledge – animal welfare

Meat & Livestock Australia November 11, 2020

Pain relief use in southern cattle The Australian Animal Welfare Standards and Guidelines Test your knowledge – animal welfare

Question 1 of 2

1. Question
True or False:

Pain experienced during well carried-out, routine husbandry procedures may result in decreased feed intake in the short term. After 2-4 weeks, however, animals generally compensate, and subsequently there is no measurable benefit from pain relief.
- 1. True
- 2. False
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Question 2 of 2

2. Question
Which of the following is NOT listed in The Australian Animal Welfare Standards and Guidelines for cattle:
- 1. Surgical procedures should be done with pain relief. Operators should seek advice on current pain minimisation strategies.
- 2. Undertaking of any husbandry procedures required for planned flock herd management in a manner that reduces the impact of these procedures and minimises risks to cattle welfare
- 3. The use of pain relief when performing surgical procedures on cattle should be considered optional.
- 4. Assessment of the need to undertake any husbandry procedures that may result in significant short-term pain against alternative strategies for the long-term welfare of the sheep/cattle.
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