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A diversity of salivary holocyclotoxins provides a plausible explanation for multisystem organ dysfunction in cases of tick paralysis due to Ixodes holocyclus

Holland CT, Atwell RB

Control and Therapy Series

Issue 296 - September 2019

C&T No. 5771

Seasonal timing of more severe canine cases of tick paralysis

Atwell RB

Control and Therapy Series

Issue 296 - September 2019

C&T No. 5772

Persistent pupillary membranes in a Burmese cat

Wright N, Wright T

Control and Therapy Series

Issue 296 - September 2019

C&T No. 5773

The use of acupuncture as adjunctive modality to treat symptoms of intervertebral disc disease in a Beagle

Shen A

Control and Therapy Series

Issue 296 - September 2019

C&T No. 5774

Congenital peripheral vestibular disease in a Domestic Short Haired cat

Lugones M

Control and Therapy Series

Issue 296 - September 2019

C&T No. 5775

Unusual mouth and tongue lesions in sheep in Barossa Valley area South Australia

Harper C

Control and Therapy Series

Issue 296 - September 2019

C&T No. 5776

Mycoplasma hyopneumoniae infection in a pig

Gimeno M, Holden D, Horadagoda N, Mohler J

Control and Therapy Series

Issue 296 - September 2019

C&T No. 5777

Tibia fracture repair in an alpaca cria

Zewe F, Sharman P

Control and Therapy Series

Issue 296 - September 2019

C&T No. 5778

Reply to: Why is it so hard to find a vet? C&T No. 5724 Issue 293

Wiltjer J

Control and Therapy Series

Issue 296 - September 2019

C&T No. 5779

Replies to multiple C&Ts:

Thornton M

Control and Therapy Series

Issue 296 - September 2019

C&T No. 5780

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