Discover the crucial role of olfaction in animal behaviour and welfare with ‘Olfaction in Animal Behaviour and Welfare’. This accessible yet evidence-based book explores how animals use smells for orientation, social bonding, reproduction, and survival. It delves into the neuroscience of odour perception, covering pheromones, behavioural tests, and the impact of smells on feeding, disease detection, and housing. Focusing on farm, zoo, lab, and companion animals, this captivating introduction is perfect for students, researchers, and professionals in applied ethology, animal welfare, and veterinary science. Enhance your understanding of animal communication and well-being through fascinating research examples.