‘Horrific’ technique which involves removing the uterus is unnecessary and outdated, animal welfare activists say
“It involves general anaesthesia of the animal, laparotomy [abdominal incision], exteriorisation of the uterus and transuterine wall introduction of frozen thawed semen into the uterine lumen,” it says.The association said this “previously accepted” way of impregnating dogs was invasive and caused unnecessary pain, while transcervical insemination , which uses a special instrument to put sperm directly into the uterus, was painless and safe.
The survey of 804 adults found almost six in 10 wanted the industry phased out or banned, while seven in 10 wanted a stop to anyAbout six in 10 said they would be less likely to support a political party that was in favour of subsidies. “Not surprisingly, the industry’s arguments in favour of SAI make no sense,” Pollard said. “They fail to respect scientific advancements in canine AI, like TCI.”
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