preliminary equine abuse policy with potential application to veterinary practice

An equine abuse policy was developed as an adjunct to an equine management survey. If at least 3 of 5 categories caused concern, a report to the authorities was indicated. The policy was not used but, in the absence of other guidelines, it might assist veterinarians considering potential abuse cases...

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Published in:	Canadian veterinary journal Vol. 46; no. 3; pp. 250 - 252
Main Authors:	Christie, J.L, Hewson, C.J, Riley, C.B, McNiven, M.A, Dohoo, I.R, Bate, L.A
Format:	Journal Article
Language:	English
Published:	Canada Canadian Veterinary Medical Association 01-03-2005
Subjects:	animal welfare Animal Welfare - legislation & jurisprudence Animals Animals, Domestic decision support systems guidelines Horses large animal practice Legislation, Veterinary livestock production Mandatory Reporting Prince Edward Island Public Policy Scientific veterinarians Veterinary Medicine - methods Prince Edward Island
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Summary:	An equine abuse policy was developed as an adjunct to an equine management survey. If at least 3 of 5 categories caused concern, a report to the authorities was indicated. The policy was not used but, in the absence of other guidelines, it might assist veterinarians considering potential abuse cases.
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ISSN:	0008-5286