Impact of Environmental Factors on Animal Health

Environmental factors such as temperature, humidity, air quality, and nutrition can have a profound impact on animal health and welfare. Proper management of these factors is essential for preventing diseases, reducing stress, and promoting optimal growth and production in livestock and companion animals. This book examines the influence of environmental factors on the health and well-being of animals, providing insights into effective management practices to ensure their optimal health.

Print ISBN: 9781682519578 | $160 | 2024 | Hardcover

Subject: Animal and Veterinary Science

Editor: Davila-Williams

About the Editor: Davila-Williams, a Visiting Professor in the Department of Human Evolutionary Biology, specializes in studying the social systems of non-human primates. With a strong focus on Malagasy primates, carnivores, and birds, his empirical research over the past two decades has delved into their social and mating systems. By examining the effects of environmental factors on animal health, Davila-Williams sheds light on the intricate relationship between the environment and animal well-being. His research aids in understanding the vulnerabilities and adaptations of animals in the face of environmental changes, informing conservation efforts and animal health management.