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Farmers Prioritise Pain Relief for Livestock

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70% of Australian farmers surveyed consider the use of pain relief in livestock operations an important part of well-being.*

*Data sourced from Chi Squared research on behalf of Boehringer Ingelheim, current as of November 2018.

What does good pain management look like? 

Vets and producers are using pain relief in their farming routines every day, and are seeing the benefits of animals recovering more quickly from otherwise painful procedures. See for yourself why they use pain relief. 

Livestock Pain Management for Better Production Outcomes: A Veterinarian's Perspective. 

Dr Tim Gole.

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Livestock Pain Management for Better Production Outcomes: A Farmer’s perspective.

Andrew Freeth.

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Livestock Pain Management.

GENSTOCK - David & Rozie Kennett Interview.

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Want more information on what good pain management looks like?

Download the Pain Relief for Cattle brochure

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