Animal Behaviour and Welfare Concepts
Animal Behaviour and Welfare Concepts
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Qualitative Research for Veterinary Scientists 1 of 9
Qualitative Research for Veterinary Scientists
In this short (approx 50 minute) lecture I give an overview of qualitative research methods aimed at veterinary scientists. This features: An overview of research…Qualitative Research for Veterinary Scientists
From Jill MacKay
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In this video, I'll demonstrate how to take data from JISC Online Surveys (formerly Bristol Online Survey) and make it into a usable format for analysis.
JISC Online Surveys - Exporting Data to Minitab
From Jill MacKay
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In this quick video I'll show you how to set up a survey in JISC Online Surveys (formerly Bristol Online Surveys) and create a range of question types.
JISC Online Surveys - Creating a Survey
From Jill MacKay
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Pets of all species can benefit greatly from training. Not only does it give you more control, but it gives them some cognitive challenges, and can be very enjoyable for…
Training a Cat to Present a Paw in 9 Days
From Jill MacKay
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In this short video we'll explore the difference between state behaviours and event behaviours in ethology. Transcript: Students often ask questions about the…
State Vs Event Behaviours
From Jill MacKay
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Courtesy of Dr Jill MacKay Incorporating puzzle feeders into a daily feeding routine can be a quick and easy method of behavioural enrichment for cats. Our model cat,…
Athena and puzzle feeders
From Louise Connelly
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This short video demonstrates the pupil dilation response in cats when hunting. Our demonstration cat, Athena, dilates her pupils fully when preparing to hunt despite…
Cat Pupil Dilation in Response to Hunting
From Jill MacKay
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Cat hunting
Domestic cat and hunting
From Louise Connelly
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The 'Three F's concept in animal welfare, 'Feelings, Fitness and Freedoms' can be used to evaluate the welfare of any animal. In this example we run…
Animal Welfare: Feelings, Fitness, Freedoms
From Jill MacKay
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