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Mental health in animals: a veterinary behaviorist's view -- The problems with well-being terminology -- The philosophical and biological evolution of feelings in well-being -- The relationship between mental and physical health -- Moving beyond a problem-based focus on poor animal welfare toward creating opportunities to have positive welfare experiences -- The mental health and well-being benefits of personal control in animals -- Quality of life of animals in veterinary medical practice -- The mental health and well-being benefits of social contact and social support in animals -- Subjective well-being, happiness, and personality in animals -- Fostering mental and behavioral wellness during upbringing and throughout life -- What is distress? A complex answer to a simple question -- Suffering, agency, and the Bayesian mind -- Mental illness in animals: diagnostic considerations using selected mental disorders -- Psychological trauma and posttraumatic psychopathology in animals -- Cognitive and emotional disorders in the aging pet -- Mental health issues in farm animals: a music mixing board model of behavioral characteristics using the Panksepp Emotional System -- Mental health issues in the horse -- Mental health issues in shelter animals -- The mental health of laboratory animals -- Mental health issues in captive birds -- Psychological well-being in zoo animals -- Mental health issues in captive cetaceans -- Assessing affective states in animals -- Treatment of emotional distress and disorders - nonpharmacologic methods -- Treatment of emotional distress and disorders - pharmacologic methods
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Revised edition of: Mental health and well-being in animals / edited by Franklin D. McMillan. 1st ed. 2005.
Includes bibliographical references and index.