#laboratoryanimals

[marysmirages]

Only Clouds (2024)

These are my thoughts about all the laboratory animals who die painful deaths in the thousands every year as a result of cruel experiments... The clouds are flying so as not to return...

[angemaya]

These are trace minerals you need in lesser amounts than you need in trace minerals. And they actually double the of . They've not been proven in humans, yet, but I'm not going to wait 500 years for doctors to approve it. They're still arguing over vitamin C and calcium. So I'm just going to do it. Didn't kill any laboratory animals, just doubles their life, and is not a . These rare earths are called , , , , , , and . There must be a reason that they are named after cities. Dead Doctors Don't Lie Dr. Joel Wallach

[boxmein321-blog]

Noise Sensitivity in Mice

Mice have a broader hearing range compared to humans. It can perceive sounds up to 80KHz, which is inaudible to humans. 

The noise level in an animal house and laboratory should be monitor because it is a source of stress that can affect the reproduction and behavior of the animals. 

Ways to minimize noise in animal house and laboratory

1.Unnecessary noise can be avoided with the right design of the animal house and laboratory. 2. Animal facilities should have a good ventilation system. 3. Use of low noise equipment such as animal research workstations, cage and cage washer.

Source: https://www.alnmag.com/article/2009/03/noise-vibration-considerations-animal-lab-environment

[boxmein321-blog]

NOTHING TO SNEEZE ABOUT!

Laboratory Animal Allergen is one of the occupational hazards for persons working and using laboratory animals. 

Here’s a video I found for you to learn more about animal allergens, ways on how to minimize exposure from it, and equipment for a safer animal laboratory.

Video by Escoglobal via https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GtTOKHb6Z1s&feature=youtu.be

[boxmein321-blog]

Guide to Animal Research Workstations

There are different kinds of animal workstation depending on the application. Veterinarians, researchers and laboratory personnel should know the right workstation for the procedures they practice inside the laboratory.

Examples of different types of animal workstation:

1. Workstation for general laboratory procedures (e.g. oral gavage and dissection)

To make animal research procedures safer for the user and animals

2. Workstation for animal transfer and cage changing

For easier transfer of your laboratory animals from dirty to clean cages

3. Workstation for bedding disposal

This workstation ensures safe and convenient bedding disposal

Workstations are designed to minimize exposure of the user to allergens, ensuring a safe working environment during research.