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30 May Recommendations for measuring and standardizing light for laboratory mammals to improve welfare and reproducibility in animal research

Posted at 14:56h in Virtual Enrichment Journal Club by Kristina Carter 0 Comments

The paper emphasizes the importance of light as a significant environmental factor affecting mammalian physiology and behavior. Inconsistent lighting conditions in laboratory settings can compromise...

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24 Feb Creating Staff Buy-In

Posted at 17:13h in Virtual Enrichment Journal Club by Kristina Carter 0 Comments

Enrichment is vital for captive bats to replicate their natural behaviors, ensure their well-being, and reduce stress. To achieve this, it's essential to address specific...

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06 Nov Environmental Enrichment for Long-term Captive Bats

Posted at 15:37h in Virtual Enrichment Journal Club by Kristina Carter 0 Comments

Enrichment is vital for captive bats to replicate their natural behaviors, ensure their well-being, and reduce stress. To achieve this, it's essential to address specific...

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31 Aug Refinement of Gerbil Housing and Husbandry

Posted at 20:47h in Virtual Enrichment Journal Club by Kristina Carter 0 Comments

This journal article discusses the behavioral abnormalities observed in Mongolian gerbils (Meriones unguiculatus) when kept under standard laboratory housing conditions....

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04 Apr Summary Of “Current State of Knowledge on the Cognitive Capacities of Goats and its Potential to Inform Species-Specific Enrichment”

Posted at 15:50h in Virtual Enrichment Journal Club by Kristina Carter 1 Comment

The paper reviews the current state of knowledge on the cognitive abilities of goats and highlights the potential implications of this knowledge for species-specific enrichment...

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26 Feb Ferrets’ (Mustela putorius furo) enrichment priorities and preferences as determined in a seven-chamber consumer demand study

Posted at 15:03h in Virtual Enrichment Journal Club by Kristina Carter 1 Comment

This study examined ferret preferences via enrichment chambers....

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