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Clinical conundrum
The investigation and treatment of an anorexic chicken A 2-year-old Brahma bantam presents with anorexia, weight loss and a pale comb. The flock is used for showing rather than production. Problems with external and internal parasites, and how these were tackled for the individual, the flock and the hen house, are described.
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BSAVA Companion - 2010, 12, December
- ISSN: 2041-2487
- E-ISSN: 2041-2495
2010, 12, December
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Tellington Touch technique
John Bonner reports on the efficacy of Tellington Touch Author John BonnerTellington Touch is a gentle massage technique which according to its proponents can relax an animal and improve the prospects for successful veterinary or behavioural therapy. Many practitioners remain sceptical. John Bonner reports.
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How to…
Use progesterone testing in practice Author Angelika von HeimendahlProgesterone can be used to date ovulation and parturition, and for the investigation of abnormalities of the oestrous cycle. Angelika von Heimendahl discusses how to get the most out of the test.
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Make the most of CPD Modules
Based at BSAVA HQ Author BSAVA EducationA guide to the CPD modules available at Woodrow House.
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PetSavers news
Updates on PetSavers fundraising and grants Author PetSaversLondon Marathon, Photography competition and clinical research projects supported.
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WSAVA news
News from around the world Author Jolle KirpensteijnJolle Kirpensteijn was elected WSAVA President in June 2010. He summarizes the Associations work during his first 6 months.
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Companion interview
With John Cooper Author John CooperProfessor John Cooper graduated from Bristol in 1966 and after a postgraduate qualification in tropical veterinary has worked in Africa, the Middle East and the Caribbean including a period in Rwanda working with mountain gorillas.