Fritha Langford

Senior Lecturer: Livestock Welfare

Newcastle University

United Kingdom

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Fritha Langford is a Senior Lecturer in Livestock Welfare at Newcastle University, UK. Her research interests encompass animal welfare, particularly in sheep and poultry, as well as the implications of transport stress on livestock. Recent publications include investigations into incisor disorders in Merino sheep and the perception of animal welfare among Chinese poultry producers.

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Articles (13)

Incisor Disorders of Merino Sheep ( Ovis aries )

Assessing the relationship between incisor wear, age, and body condition in Dohne Merino ewes (Ovis aries)

From cages to cage-free: A qualitative exploration of Chinese egg producers’ views on the opportunities and challenges to adopting cage-free egg production systems in China

Animal welfare with Chinese characteristics: Chinese poultry producers’ perceptions of, and attitudes towards, animal welfare

Sheep fatigue during transport: Lost in translation?

Perceptions of barriers to providing good cat care in Malaysian clinical practices

What Patterns in Online Classified Puppy Advertisements Can Tell Us about the Current UK Puppy Trade

What type of loafing areas do housed dairy cattle prefer?

Lying posture does not accurately indicate sleep stage in dairy cows

Heart Rate and Heart Rate Variability Change with Sleep Stage in Dairy Cows.

Machine learning prediction of sleep stages in dairy cows from heart rate and muscle activity measures.

Risk factors for aggressive behaviour in domestic dogs (Canis familiaris), as reported by owners in mainland China

Assessment of an educational intervention on the knowledge and attitudes of indian national veterinarians to animal welfare and euthanasia

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Helen Rogers

Marie Haskell

Jenna Kiddie

Heather Bacon

Cathy Dwyer

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