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A study investigating the use of the hand-held infrared thermometer to identify horses with high skin surface temperatures as an early detection method for exertional heat illness in thoroughbred racehorses: a study at the racetrack

Brownlow MA, Cole T

Control and Therapy Series

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C&T No. 5725

Owls 1. A Sooty Owl (Tyto tenebricosa) with aspergillosis AND 2. A Powerful Owl (Ninox strenua) with Haemoproteus infection

Carter C

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C&T No. 5726

Who was your most memorable patient and why?

Pedersen N

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C&T No. 5727

Veterinary care of bats and Australian Bat Lyssavirus

Bodley K, Frith S

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C&T No. 5728

How does a vet find a new disease that no one has seen before?

Thornton M

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C&T No. 5729

Managing disease outbreaks and public health incidents that occur at the human and animal health interface

Eastwood K

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C&T No. 5730

CVE South Africa Field Trip

Spielman D, Howland S

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C&T No. 5731

What makes a horse good?' & 'What makes a good horse?' The evolution of modern equine practice in Australia

Pascoe RR, Hazard GH, Howey WP

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C&T No. 5732

Using a warm table to 'freeze' a cat into bliss and prevent actinic skin disease

Seavers A

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C&T No. 5733

Anaesthetic protocols for dogs on anti-anxiety medications

Howard G

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C&T No. 5734