Animal Health Law
/ˈænɪməl hɛlθ lɔː/
Definitions
- (n.) A body of statutory and regulatory measures designed to protect, monitor, and enhance the health and welfare of animals, particularly livestock and wildlife, emphasizing disease control, food safety, and trade regulations.
The Animal Health Law requires farmers to report outbreaks of contagious diseases promptly.
Forms
- animal health law
- animal health laws
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Commentary
This term primarily denotes statutory frameworks focused on animal health; it is distinct from but related to animal welfare law, which emphasizes ethical and humane treatment.
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