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1. Health and welfare - Our horses - All about animals
tack can cause injury and pain, as can poor riding technique or riding by people too heavy for the horse. Back pain is common in horses and can cause bucking and rearing. Whips, spurs, severe bits and other 'training aids' can inflict
http://www.rspca.org.uk/allaboutanimals/horses/health - 53.0kb

2. Health and welfare - Our horses - All about animals
tack can cause injury and pain, as can poor riding technique or riding by people too heavy for the horse. Back pain is common in horses and can cause bucking and rearing. Whips, spurs, severe bits and other 'training aids' can inflict
http://www.rspca.org.uk/allaboutanimals/horses/health;jsessionid=NmQHTy1X2fgkFjG1JC77zLvZhJ1hQQPvQMRrBHGJZ2Jdt4JFyjhn - 53.0kb

3. Sheep factfile - Sheep farming & welfare - Free range lamb
may indicate sheep are in pain or distress. Adaptations to cope with the weather Sheep’s wool contains a waxy substance called lanolin, which helps sheep to stay dry during wet weather. Some breeds are known for their
http://www.rspca.org.uk/allaboutanimals/farm/sheep/factfile - 38.6kb

4. Farmed fish factfile - Fish farming - Fish welfare
to which fish can feel pain and suffer. However, we believe, based on the available scientific evidence, that fish probably do have the mental capacity to feel pain and suffer and that their welfare should be safeguarded in the same way as
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5. Dairy cattle - Cattle - Farm animals
may indicate cattle are in pain or distress. Print this page Bookmark with What are these? Sign up to our newsletter
http://www.rspca.org.uk/allaboutanimals/farm/cattle/dairy - 44.4kb

6. Slaughter welfare - Stunning, religious slaughter, poultry slaughter
so that they do not feel any pain, and killed quickly. Large animal slaughter We are concerned that there is a risk that some cattle, pigs and sheep may not be being stunned effectively, causing them to regain consciousness before they die from
http://www.rspca.org.uk/allaboutanimals/farm/slaughter/keyissues - 42.8kb

7. Fish farming - Fish welfare -Farmed fish
evidence that fish feel pain and suffer. According to the UN Food and Agricultural Organisation (FAO), there is growing demand for farmed fish across the world, because many wild-caught sources of fish are running out. We believe that we
http://www.rspca.org.uk/allaboutanimals/farm/fish - 45.9kb

8. Fish farming - Fish welfare -Farmed fish
evidence that fish feel pain and suffer. According to the UN Food and Agricultural Organisation (FAO), there is growing demand for farmed fish across the world, because many wild-caught sources of fish are running out. We believe that we
http://www.rspca.org.uk/allaboutanimals/farm/fish;jsessionid=8Xc2Ty1LKJQRR6brDHshVbYQGBys7Nh7yLwf74RpTLhR71b248mL - 45.9kb

9. Beef cattle - Cattle - Farm animals
may indicate cattle are in pain or distress. Print this page Bookmark with What are these? Sign up to our newsletter
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10. Lab animals - Campaigns - Get involved
‘severe’ pain and distress , and inhumane methods of killing animals being allowed. We need your help to ensure the government, at the very least, maintains current UK standards. Don’t let them take a step back
http://www.rspca.org.uk/getinvolved/campaigns/labanimals/-/article/CAM_Lab_animals - 45.4kb

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