Animal Biotechnology and Veterinary Medicine

Veterinary Forensics

Veterinary forensics is the application of forensic techniques and principles to the investigation of crimes related to animals. Veterinary forensic professionals use scientific methods to examine and analyze evidence related to animal cruelty, abuse, neglect, or other criminal activities.

These experts use various techniques and tools to analyze evidence, such as DNA analysis, toxicology, and pathology. They work with law enforcement agencies to identify perpetrators, build cases, and provide expert testimony in court.

Veterinary forensic specialists may also be involved in wildlife crime investigations, examining evidence related to illegal hunting, poaching, and the illegal trade in wildlife.

Overall, veterinary forensics plays an important role in the investigation and prosecution of animal-related crimes, and in protecting animal welfare. It is an evolving field that requires multidisciplinary expertise and collaboration between veterinary professionals, law enforcement agencies, and the legal system.