葡语宠物主人搜寻网上宠物健康及饲养资讯的动机

IF 1.3 3区 农林科学 Q2 VETERINARY SCIENCES
Joana C. Prata
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摘要

在宠物主人中,使用互联网获取宠物健康信息的人越来越多。到目前为止,关于动机和兴趣话题的证据仅限于对英语国家的调查。目的是评估葡语宠物主人在访问宠物信息网站时的动机,该网站由一名认证兽医撰写。通过对在线问题进行分类( = 202)和在网站侧边栏进行简短问卷调查( = 453)来评估访问者的现场需求和动机。大多数宠物主人寻求一般性建议(73.9%),特别是在有明显疾病迹象的系统中,动机是由于费用原因无法获得兽医服务(17.7%),来自其他宠物主人的支持(11.3%),以及补充兽医提供的不足信息(7.7%)。巴西人报告说,与葡萄牙受访者相比,由于费用原因,更缺乏兽医服务。因此,说葡萄牙语的宠物主人在网上搜索,寻求负担得起的兽医护理、更好的信息和情感支持。
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Motivation of Portuguese-Speaking Pet Owners Seeking Online Pet Health and Husbandry Information

Internet use for pet health information is increasing in popularity among pet owners. So far, evidence on motivations and topics of interest is limited to surveys on English speaking countries. The objective was to evaluate the motivations of Portuguese-speaking pet owners when visiting a pet information website, written by a certified veterinarian. In situ needs and motivations of visitors were evaluated by classifying online questions (n = 202) and conducting a short questionnaire in the website sidebar (n = 453). Most pet owners were looking for general advice (73.9%), especially on systems with visible disease signs, being motivated by the lack of access to veterinary services due to costs (17.7%), support from other pet owners (11.3%), and complementing the insufficient information provided by the veterinarian (7.7%). Brazilians reported more lack of veterinary access due to costs compared to Portuguese respondents. Thus, Portuguese-speaking pet owners engaged in online searches to seek affordable veterinary care, better information, and emotional support.

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Topics in companion animal medicine
Topics in companion animal medicine 农林科学-兽医学
CiteScore
2.30
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发文量
60
审稿时长
88 days
期刊介绍: Published quarterly, Topics in Companion Animal Medicine is a peer-reviewed veterinary scientific journal dedicated to providing practitioners with the most recent advances in companion animal medicine. The journal publishes high quality original clinical research focusing on important topics in companion animal medicine.
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