You know your pet better than anyone—the tilt of their head, the sound of their paws on the floor, even their favorite toy.

Recognition and Alleviation of Pain in Laboratory Animals aims to educate laboratory animal veterinarians; students, researchers and investigators; Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee members; ...

Responses vary, but certain behaviors tell when an animal is in pain. Managing and alleviating pain is the focus of a new guidebook written by small animal specialists at the University of ...

At 12 years of age, Rafinha, a mixed-breed dog, is already experiencing the effects of aging. He suffers from calcification in the lumbar vertebrae, which causes chronic pain. While the condition is ...

Researchers practicing good science must be concerned with the well-being of their laboratory animals; health problems, pain, and stress may introduce unwanted variables that can invalidate study ...

Bumblebees CAN feel pain: Study shows insects can suppress their withdrawal reflexes in exchange for a sweet treat - suggesting they experience discomfort and 'should be included in animal welfare ...

Is your pet in pain? Animals are good at hiding it, but here are some things to look for. BY TRACI HOWERTON | Contributing writer. Traci Howerton. Author email; Apr 21, 2025 Apr 21, 2025; ...

Measuring pain and assessing pain medicine in lab animals is so challenging that most large pharmaceutical companies have abandoned the area as too risky and expensive, he adds. “We hope this ...

PAIN IN MAN AND ANIMAL.; A Comparison Which Corrects a Popular Misunderstanding. Share full article. By Frederic S. Lee, A.m., Ph.d., ...