Companion Animal Ethics

ISBN-13: 9781118376690 / Angielski / Miękka / 2015 / 288 str.

Clare Palmer

Opis

Companion Animal Ethics explores the important ethical questions and problems that arise as a result of humans keeping animals as companions.

• The first comprehensive book dedicated to ethical and welfare concerns surrounding companion animals
• Scholarly but still written in an accessible and engaging style
• Considers the idea of animal companionship and why it should matter ethically
• Explores problems associated with animals sharing human lifestyles and homes, such as obesity, behavior issues, selective breeding, over-treatment, abandonment, euthanasia and environmental impacts
• Offers insights into practical ways of improving ethical standards relating to animal companions

Companion Animal Ethics explores the important ethical questions and problems that arise as a result of humans keeping animals as companions.

Recenzje

"This book provides ample food for thought for anyone involved in the animal sector to engage in reflection of their views by clearly working through important ethical questions commonly encountered in companion animal interaction and medicine in particular. It would make a valuable contribution to any practising veterinarian s library, and I would even suggest it to be essential reading for many." (Veterinary Record 2016)

This

book provides ample food for thought

for anyone involved in the animal sector

to engage in reflection of their views by

clearly working through important ethical

questions commonly encountered in

companion animal interaction and medicine

in particular. It would make a valuable

contribution to any practising veterinarian s

library, and I would even suggest it to be

essential reading for many.

Foreword

Introduction

Chapter 1. History of Companion Animals and the Companion Animal Sector

Chapter 2. The development and role of the veterinary and other professions in relation to companion animals

Chapter 3. Human Attachment to Companion Animals

Chapter 4. Companion Animal Welfare

Chapter 5. Theories of Companion Animal Ethics

Chapter 6. Breeding and Acquiring Companion Animals

Chapter 7. Selective breeding

Chapter 8: Feeding – and the Problem of Obesity

Chapter 9. Companion Animal Training and Behavioural Problems

Chapter 10. Routine Neutering of Companion Animals

Chapter 11. Performing convenience surgery: tail docking, ear cropping, debarking and declawing

Chapter 12. Treating ill animals, and end–of–life issues

Chapter 13. Unwanted and unowned companion animals

Chapter 14. Ethics and Broader Impacts of Companion Animals

Chapter 15. Other Companions

Chapter 16. Companion animals and the future

Peter Sandøe is Professor of Bioethics at the University of Copenhagen, Denmark, where he has been teaching animal ethics to veterinary and animal science students for nearly two decades. He is co–author of Ethics of Animal Use (Wiley Blackwell, 2008) and co–editor of Dilemmas in Animal Welfare (CABI, 2014).

Sandra Corr is Clinical Reader in Small Animal Surgery, at the School of Veterinary Medicine and Science, University of Nottingham, UK. She is a European Specialist in Small Animal Surgery, who spends her time teaching veterinary students, and working in referral practice. She has published widely in veterinary and comparative journals.

Clare Palmer is Professor of Philosophy at Texas A & M University, USA. She is the author of Animal Ethics in Context (Columbia University Press, 2010), the editor of Animal Rights in the Ashgate International Library of Essays on Rights (2008) and co–editor of Killing Animals  (Illinois University Press 2006).

Companion Animal Ethics explores important ethical questions and problems that arise when humans keep animals as companions. This context raises unique questions, because unlike most forms of animal use, we can be so close to the animals that we mistake our needs for theirs.

The authors draw on a wide range of disciplines including history, psychology, ethical and political theory, and the veterinary, behavioural and social sciences to underpin their arguments. In addition, international experts are involved in co–authoring specific chapters to ensure that the book is supported by the latest scientific findings.

Provocative and timely, Companion Animal Ethics offers illuminating insights into the ethical responsibilities and dilemmas raised by keeping animals as companions. It is important reading for those studying and practicing animal science and veterinary medicine, those working in animal ethics and welfare, and is of interest to anyone who lives with an animal companion.

Published as a part of the prestigious Wiley Blackwell UFAW Animal Welfare series.  UFAW, founded in 1926, is an internationally recognized, independent, scientific and educational animal welfare charity.

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Spis treści

Foreword

Introduction

Chapter 1. History of Companion Animals and the Companion Animal Sector

Chapter 2. The development and role of the veterinary and other professions in relation to companion animals

Chapter 3. Human Attachment to Companion Animals

Chapter 4. Companion Animal Welfare

Chapter 5. Theories of Companion Animal Ethics

Chapter 6. Breeding and Acquiring Companion Animals

Chapter 7. Selective breeding

Chapter 8: Feeding – and the Problem of Obesity

Chapter 9. Companion Animal Training and Behavioural Problems

Chapter 10. Routine Neutering of Companion Animals

Chapter 11. Performing convenience surgery: tail docking, ear cropping, debarking and declawing

Chapter 12. Treating ill animals, and end–of–life issues

Chapter 13. Unwanted and unowned companion animals

Chapter 14. Ethics and Broader Impacts of Companion Animals

Chapter 15. Other Companions

Chapter 16. Companion animals and the future

O autorze

Peter Sandøe is Professor of Bioethics at the University of Copenhagen, Denmark, where he has been teaching animal ethics to veterinary and animal science students for nearly two decades. He is co–author of Ethics of Animal Use (Wiley Blackwell, 2008) and co–editor of Dilemmas in Animal Welfare (CABI, 2014).

Sandra Corr is Clinical Reader in Small Animal Surgery, at the School of Veterinary Medicine and Science, University of Nottingham, UK. She is a European Specialist in Small Animal Surgery, who spends her time teaching veterinary students, and working in referral practice. She has published widely in veterinary and comparative journals.

Clare Palmer is Professor of Philosophy at Texas A & M University, USA. She is the author of Animal Ethics in Context (Columbia University Press, 2010), the editor of Animal Rights in the Ashgate International Library of Essays on Rights (2008) and co–editor of Killing Animals  (Illinois University Press 2006).

Blurb

Companion Animal Ethics explores important ethical questions and problems that arise when humans keep animals as companions. This context raises unique questions, because unlike most forms of animal use, we can be so close to the animals that we mistake our needs for theirs.

The authors draw on a wide range of disciplines including history, psychology, ethical and political theory, and the veterinary, behavioural and social sciences to underpin their arguments. In addition, international experts are involved in co–authoring specific chapters to ensure that the book is supported by the latest scientific findings.

Provocative and timely, Companion Animal Ethics offers illuminating insights into the ethical responsibilities and dilemmas raised by keeping animals as companions. It is important reading for those studying and practicing animal science and veterinary medicine, those working in animal ethics and welfare, and is of interest to anyone who lives with an animal companion.

Published as a part of the prestigious Wiley Blackwell UFAW Animal Welfare series.  UFAW, founded in 1926, is an internationally recognized, independent, scientific and educational animal welfare charity.