Designing For How Animals Hear

Unwanted noise equals stress. This is true for humans and animals. Whether it’s dogs barking, cage doors clanging, lights humming, or overhead paging systems paging, noise can add to stress in situations that are commonly already fraught in both veterinary hospitals and animal shelters.

Fravil, C. (2022, October 6). Designing for how animals hear. Animal Arts. Retrieved December 14, 2022, from https://www.animalarts.com/designing-for-how-animals-hear/?fbclid=IwAR1zVYa3CyDqnV5BH2se6xJNmNu9A_zdmbfAWH0VSilS666Ftlssz56I_hM

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Topic(s): Breeder Resource, Designs that Support Good Welfare, Environment, Kennel Design

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