The College of Veterinarians of Seville has taken proactive measures to ensure animal welfare during the upcoming El Rocío pilgrimage. The College distributed a guide to city councils and brotherhoods on how to ensure animal welfare in horses during cultural activities.
According to the College, it is crucial to guarantee minimum health and well-being care for animals participating in fairs, pilgrimages, and other cultural activities. The guide includes guidelines and advice on correct feeding, hydration, accommodation, basic health care, hygiene, and shoeing for horses.
Responsibility for the health and well-being of the animals lies with the individuals in charge of the horses, who must ensure optimal care before, during, and after the journey. Local authorities are also urged to monitor compliance with regulations to safeguard animal welfare.
The College emphasizes the importance of reporting any cases of animal abuse to the appropriate authorities for action. The collaboration between the College of Veterinarians of Seville, city councils, and brotherhoods aims to ensure the protection and well-being of animals during cultural events.
In related news, the State Federation of Veterinary Unions underlines the significance of strengthening preventive and protective services in public and community health veterinary services. Egg consumption in Spain is on the rise, driven by the demand for quality, sustainable products. Additionally, a recent scientific meeting highlighted advancements in biological products for animal health.
The College of Veterinarians of Seville and other veterinary organizations continue to promote animal welfare and responsible pet ownership across the region. Stay tuned for more updates on veterinary care and animal welfare initiatives in the community.