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Control and prevention of brucellosis in small ruminants: time for action
Henk L. Smits
Evaluation of spinosad for the oral treatment and control of flea infestations on dogs in Europe
S. Wolken, M. Franc, E. Bouhsira, S. Wiseman, B. Hayes, B. Schnitzler, D. E. Jacobs
Brucellosis control in Tajikistan using Rev 1 vaccine: change in seroprevalence in small ruminants from 2004 to 2009
D. Ward, R. Jackson, H. Karomatullo, T. Khakimov, K. Kurbonov, M. Amirbekov, J. Stack, A. El-Idrissi, C. Heuer
Impact of PIT tagging on recapture rates, body condition and reproductive success of wild Daubenton's bats (Myotis daubentonii)
E. L. Rigby, J. Aegerter, M. Brash, J. D. Altringham
Culturing adult canine sensory neurons to optimise neural repair
I. Gerhauser, K. Hahn, W. Baumgartner, K. Wewetzer
Seroprevalence of Mycobacterium avium subspecies paratuberculosis in elks in Korea
J-M. Kim, B. K. Ku, H-N. Lee, I-Y. Hwang, Y-B. Jang, J. H. Kook, S-C. Jung
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BVD eradication: lessons from a pilot scheme
Damien Barrett
Establishing a pilot bovine viral diarrhoea virus eradication scheme in Somerset
R. E. Booth, J. Brownlie
Survey of veterinary surgeons on the introduction of serological testing to assess revaccination requirements
B. J. Heayns, S. Baugh
Outbreaks of equine grass sickness in Hungary
B. Schwarz, R. Brunthaler, C. Hahn, R. van den Hoven
Seroprevalence of vectorborne diseases in free-roaming dogs in Goa, India
A. E. Wise, R. E. Tarlinton
Shell mycosis in a group of Hermann's tortoises (Testudo hermanni)
S. Nardoni, P. Lungonelli, R. Papini, L. Mugnaini, F. Mancianti
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Maintaining health in foals: the role of colostrum constituents
Elizabeth Davis
Transfer of tumour necrosis factor-{alpha} via colostrum to foals
E. J. Secor, M. B. Matychak, M. J. B. Felippe
Use of insulin glargine in dogs with diabetes mellitus
F. Fracassi, F. S. Boretti, N. S. Sieber-Ruckstuhl, C. E. Reusch
Survey of marbofloxacin susceptibility of bacteria isolated from cattle with respiratory disease and mastitis in Europe
S. Kroemer, D. Galland, V. Guerin-Faublee, H. Giboin, F. Woehrle-Fontaine
Intestinal adenocarcinomas in three generations of sheep
T. Loken, E. R. Bjornstad, C. Ersdal
Acute phase proteins in three healthy antelope species
V. Baldrey, R. Verghese, U. Wernery, T. A. Bailey
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Metabolism and Nutrition of the Surgical Patient by E.M. Mazzaferro. In: Mechanisms of Disease in Small Animal Surgery.
This book is brought to you with the support of Teton NewMedia and can also be purchased in printed format. IVIS members get a 10% discount!
Enteral Nutrition by E.M. Mazzaferro. In: Mechanisms of Disease in Small Animal Surgery.
This book is brought to you with the support of Teton NewMedia and can also be purchased in printed format. IVIS members get a 10% discount!
Abdominocentesis (Peritoneal Tap) by J. Schumacher and H.D. Moll. In: A Manual of Equine Diagnostic Procedures.
This book is brought to you with the support of Teton NewMedia and can also be purchased in printed format. IVIS members get a 10% discount!
Anestesia del cerdo en condiciones de hospital by A. González and I. Cruz. In: Manual de Técnicas Suis.
This book is brought to you with the support of Grupo Asís and can also be purchased in printed format.
Sri Lankan Slow (Slender) Loris: Loris tardigradus by K. Benirschke. In: Comparative Placentation.
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  Teach young children about animals and how veterinarians keep animals healthy.
Written in English with Spanish subtitles. Our bilingual coloring/activity book provides young children with activities that teach them about animals and how veterinarians keep animals healthy.
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Cross-sectional imaging: the key to anatomy
Regine Hagen
Survey of the frequency and perceived stressfulness of ethical dilemmas encountered in UK veterinary practice
C. E. M. Batchelor, D. E. F. McKeegan
Frontal sinus depth at four landmarks in breeds of dog typically affected by sinonasal aspergillosis
R. Burrow, D. McCarroll, M. Baker, P. Darby, F. McConnell, P. Cripps
Acute phase proteins as a tool for differential diagnosis of wasting diseases in growing pigs
J. J. Quereda, S. Gomez, J. Seva, G. Ramis, J. J. Ceron, A. Munoz, F. J. Pallares
Renal dysplasia in grey Alpine breed cattle unrelated to CLDN16 mutations
S. Testoni, S. Mazzariol, C. Drogemuller, C. Piffer, L. Aresu, A. Gentile
Delayed growth in a young fruit bat (Pteropus pumilis) due to nutritional hypovitaminosis C
C. Aitken-Palmer, R. Isaza, B. Pope, D. Reese
Book Review by Lisa Ann Conti, DVM, MPH, Diplomate ACVPM, CEHP, CPM, AVES (Hon)
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Animals, Diseases, and Human Health: Shaping Our Lives Now and in the Future presents some of the more common dilemmas at the intersection of human and animal health. Written for a general readership at the college freshman level, the editor has assembled a number of mainly veterinary public health experts who walk readers through 13 chapters from pet allergies to modern animal biotechnology. In addition to infectious diseases common to animals and humans, the book covers issues such as animal abuse and cruelty and the attendant connection to human violence as well as animal hoarding.
The penultimate chapter on One Health calls for enhanced infectious disease surveillance and multidisciplinary collaborations to address issues such as panflu prevention and control. After reading this book, students will have a general understanding of the complexities involved at the intersection of human, animal and environmental health and be better equipped to engage in One Health actions— Radford G. Davis, DVM, MPH, Editor. 2011. 286p. illus. bibliog. index. ISBN 9780313385292.
Note: This book is available for purchase at Amazon http://www.amazon.com/Animals-Diseases-Human-Health-Shaping/dp/0313385297.
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Can breeding strategies modify or eliminate the syringomyelia phenotype?
Colin J. Driver, Holger A. Volk
Effectiveness of breeding guidelines for reducing the prevalence of syringomyelia
S. P. Knowler, A. K. McFadyen, C. Rusbridge
Enhancing clinical learning in the workplace: a qualitative study
K. Magnier, R. Wang, V. H. M. Dale, R. Murphy, R. A. Hammond, L. Mossop, S.L. Freeman, C. Anderson, M. J. Pead
Radiographic identification of the equine ventral conchal bulla
C. M. Finnegan, N. B. Townsend, T. P. Barnett, S. Z. Barakzai
New p53 mutations in canine skin tumours
A. Jasik, M. Reichert
Congenital reflex myoclonus in two Merino cross lambs in South Africa
D. J. C. Blignaut, D. E. Holm, R. Leask, N. Stander, J. C. A. Steyl
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Investigation of the best suture pattern to close a stuffed Christmas turkey
D. Verwilghen, V. Busoni, G. van Galen, M. Wilke
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Screening for foal immunodeficiency syndrome
Ernest Bailey
Population screening of endangered horse breeds for the foal immunodeficiency syndrome mutation
L. Y. Fox-Clipsham, E. E. Brown, S. D. Carter, J. E. Swinburne
Investigation of the presence of ESBL-producing Escherichia coli in the North Wales and West Midlands areas of the UK in 2007 to 2008 using scanning surveillance
L. C. Snow, H. Wearing, B. Stephenson, C. J. Teale, N. G. Coldham
Penile amputation and scrotal urethrostomy in 18 dogs
R. D. Burrow, S. P. Gregory, A. A. Giejda, R. N. White
Assessment of ivermectin efficacy against gastrointestinal nematodes in cattle on four Scottish farms
C. L. McArthur, D. J. Bartley, D. J. Shaw, J. B. Matthews
Managing a speared alpha male chimpanzee (Pan troglodytes) in Kibale National Park, Uganda
D. Hyeroba, P. Apell, E. Otali
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 The management of the “PAKISTAN VETERINARY JOURNAL” (Print: ISSN 0253-8318; Online: ISSN 2074-7764) is pleased to inform you that first issue of 2012 (January-March) is available online. You have free access to this issue at: http://pvj.com.pk/archive/Volume_32_Issue_1_2012.htm
It will be read with pleasure that Pakistan Veterinary Journal (www.pvj.com.pk), first official journal of the University of Agriculture, Faisalabad (http://www.uaf.edu.pk/jor_overview.html) has got impact factor 0.707 in JCR 2010. Among Veterinary Sciences journals of the world (145), this journal has been ranked at 75th position. Another honor for this journal is that European College of Bovine Health Management (ECBHM) has instructed their students to publish their research papers in 68 journals including Pakistan Veterinary Journal (http://www.ecbhm.org/Docs/Docs/Suggested_journals.pdf).
It is hoped that during 2012, Pakistan Veterinary Journal will be gaining impact factor 1+.
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