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In Practice, 2002
EXOTIC pets are now regularly presented as patients in veterinary practice. In addition to the extra clinical knowledge required, veterinary surgeons should be aware of the legislation relating to such animals. In this article, Penny Cusdin considers the legalities of keeping an exotic pet, including the licensing and certification requirements, and ...
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EXOTIC pets are now regularly presented as patients in veterinary practice. In addition to the extra clinical knowledge required, veterinary surgeons should be aware of the legislation relating to such animals. In this article, Penny Cusdin considers the legalities of keeping an exotic pet, including the licensing and certification requirements, and ...
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Comparative Renal Anatomy of Exotic Species
Veterinary Clinics of North America: Exotic Animal Practice, 2006All living organisms consume nutrients that are required for the production of both tissue and energy. The waste products of this process include nitrogenous materials and inorganic salts. They are removed from the body by excretory organs, which in vertebrate shave developed into kidneys and into salt glands in some birds and reptiles.
Holz, P.H., Raidal, S.R.
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Transfusions in exotic species.
Problems in veterinary medicine, 1993There has been a considerable increase in the popularity of exotic species as pets, particularly, birds and domestic ferrets. Blood transfusions in birds and ferrets are discussed. There is a brief review of hematology, blood collection techniques, the selection and maintenance of donor animals, and the mechanics of transfusion.
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Ambulatory Exotic and Nontraditional Species Medicine
Veterinary Clinics of North America: Exotic Animal Practice, 2018Ambulatory veterinary practice is anything but a new concept; although it was not a significant portion of companion animal medicine for the last 5 decades, it has been and continues to be the mainstay of large animal practice. As exotic animal medicine has been one of the fastest growing segments of veterinary medicine, mobile and on-site care for ...
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