Charlotte Burn

Associate Professor in Animal Welfare and Behaviour Science

Royal Veterinary College

United Kingdom

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Charlotte Burn is an Associate Professor in Animal Welfare and Behaviour Science at the Royal Veterinary College, UK. Her research focuses on animal welfare, particularly in relation to veterinary care, boredom in animals, and the welfare implications of commercial practices involving marine species. Recent publications include studies on dental disease in rabbits, canine behaviour, and the sentience of invertebrates.

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London School of Economics and Political Science

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Dental disease in rabbits under UK primary veterinary care: Clinical management and associated welfare impacts

Rat boredom-like behaviour in a monotonous versus a varied foraging task: effects of sensory variation

Rabbit Dental Abnormalities: Investigation of Conformational Risk Factors in a Pedigree Rabbit Population

Animal welfare risks from commercial practices involving cephalopod molluscs and decapod crustaceans

Dental disease in companion rabbits under UK primary veterinary care: Frequency and risk factors.

Canine separation-related behaviour at six months of age: Dog, owner and early-life risk factors identified using the ‘Generation Pup’ longitudinal study

Pet Owner Perception of Ferret Boredom and Consequences for Housing, Husbandry, and Environmental Enrichment

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Housing and Environmental Enrichment of the Domestic Ferret: A Multi-Sector Survey

Invertebrate sentience and sustainable seafood

Sentience in decapod crustaceans: A general framework and review of the evidence

The Pen Is Milder Than the Blade: Identification Marking Mice Using Ink on the Tail Appears More Humane Than Ear-Punching Even with Local Anaesthetic

Do rabbits need each other? Effects of single versus paired housing on rabbit body temperature and behaviour in a UK shelter

Does 'playtime' reduce stimulus-seeking and other boredom-like behaviour in laboratory ferrets?

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