IcelandStudy questions ethics of blood collection from mares in Iceland
A new scientific study suggests mares show significant fear and stress during blood collection in Iceland, raising ethical concerns about the practice.
Background
Iceland's horse industry, including blood collection from pregnant mares for pharmaceutical use, is a significant economic activity. Animal welfare organizations and scientists have increasingly raised concerns about the ethical implications and stress experienced by these animals during the process.
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New study questions ethical basis for blood collection from mares
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Animal welfare organizations are urging a review of the company's license for blood collection from mares, citing new research that indicates animal distress.
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