The seminar aimed to equip researchers and postgraduate students with international animal welfare standards, ensuring high-quality research outcomes through ethical and professional handling mechanisms.
Environment & Care
Asst. Prof. Dr. Firas Ali Hussein discussed safe housing requirements, noise control, and specific handling techniques for different species.
Administration Methods
Dr. Jaleam Amer Salman reviewed the pros and cons of drug administration routes, highlighting common errors and prevention strategies.
Ethics & Protocols
Prof. Dr. Osama Ayoub detailed welfare standards, pain reduction mechanisms, and the process for obtaining official ethical approvals.
The seminar concluded that adherence to global Animal Welfare protocols is not merely an ethical obligation but a fundamental pillar for ensuring accurate and reliable research findings, emphasizing the need for constant monitoring of humidity, lighting, and cage population density.
