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== Freedom from Fear and Distress == | == Freedom from Fear and Distress == | ||
Freedom from fear and distress refers to the need for animals to be kept in conditions that minimize the risk of psychological and physical distress. | '''Freedom from fear and distress''' refers to the need for animals to be kept in conditions that minimize the risk of psychological and physical distress. | ||
When animals are exposed to conditions that cause them to experience fear or distress, it can have serious negative consequences on their health and well-being. For example, animals that are housed in overcrowded or unsanitary conditions may experience stress and increased susceptibility to diseases. Additionally, animals that are subjected to harsh treatment or neglect may experience psychological trauma, anxiety, and even depression. | When animals are exposed to conditions that cause them to experience fear or distress, it can have serious negative consequences on their health and well-being. For example, animals that are housed in overcrowded or unsanitary conditions may experience stress and increased susceptibility to diseases. Additionally, animals that are subjected to harsh treatment or neglect may experience psychological trauma, anxiety, and even depression. | ||