The collateral damage of rodenticide residues.

With bird of prey poisoning - intentional or not - seemingly on the rise, Josh Loeb discusses a recent report from lobby group Wild Justice, which aims to quantify the impact of rodenticide residues on wildlife.

Deer: an underappreciated reservoir of bovine TB?

Josh Loeb discusses how Britain's wild deer population - standing at around three million - could be playing an active role in spreading bovine TB.

Helping to find the culprit in livestock attacks.

With dog attacks on livestock on the rise, Josh Loeb discusses a new DNA test that could help identify the dog responsible or rule out an innocent one.

The confinement conundrum: what next for farrowing crates?

What are farrowing crates and why are they controversial? Are memories of welfare improvements 25 years ago preventing UK farmers from moving away from the crating of sows for as long as five weeks at a time? Have farrowing crates, which were first introduced more than half a century ago, had their day? If so, what might replace them? Josh Loeb investigates.

'Popcorning': an expression of joy, the 'zoomies' or something more sinister?

Following the inaugural Guinea Pig Welfare Forum in September, Josh Loeb discusses the behavioural sensation known as 'popcorning' and what it may mean from a welfare perspective.