Quantitative assessment of pain associated behaviours of male lambs (less than 1 week and 6-8 weeks old) in response to castration or tail docking with a new method (Clampeasy) compared with a 'best welfare practice' method which includes local anaesthesia and analgesia Project Reference:

Concepts

• research and development
• quantitative assessment of pain
• behaviours of male lambs
• weeks
• lambs
• proposed research
• new method
• experimental
• best welfare practice' method
• evidence of the practicability

Location

Description

The proposed research is intended to provide evidence of the practicability and effectiveness of a new method (Clampeasy) for castration and tail docking of lambs which produces rapid and permanent local anaesthesia of the scrotum/testes and the tail. The trial will help determine if Clampeasy can provide an acceptable 'on farm' alternative to current practices.

Award Detail

CPV Codes

• 73100000 - Research and experimental development services

Other Information

n/a 36033 - Final Contract - SRUC_Redacted.pdf n/a 36033 - Final Contract - SRUC_Redacted (1).pdf