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Can animal health and welfare really be separated?

Is there any merit in Defra’s proposal to separate animal health policy from animal welfare policy, or is it just political dogma? This was one of the questions discussed in a contentious issues debate on finding the right structure for welfare and health at the BVA Congress in Cardiff on September 26.