Guidelines on Adequate Veterinary Care
| Record number: | 31f35 (legacy id: 15069) |
|---|---|
| Category: | Anaesthesia and analgesia - Design - Housing and management - Miscellaneous (3R Guide) - Surgical research |
| Type: | Guidelines |
| Relevance: | Refinement |
This paper, written by ACLAM, an organisation consisting of veterinarians specialising in laboratory animal medicine, is a detailed description of adequate veterinary care and is intended to be applied to animals used, or intended to be used, in research, teaching or testing.
Contents include: disease detection and surveillance, prevention, diagnosis, treatment and resolution, handling and restraint, anaesthetics, analgesics and tranquillisers, methods of euthanasia, surgery and post-surgical care, animal well-being, appropriate use of animals in research and teaching, and related concerns. 6 pages.
The guidelines may be downloaded from ACLAM's website or they may be downloaded here.
See also AAALAC's Position Statement on "The Attending Veterinarian, Veterinary Team, and Provision of Veterinary Care".
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