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Public perceptions of free-roaming dogs and cats in India and the United States
In this cross-sectional study, we aimed to describe differences between India and the United States in public perceptions of free-roaming dogs and cats, concerns related to free-roaming animals, and preferred strategies for veterinary medical interventions and population management.
Reshmi, Sensharma +3 more
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Traditional methods for managing free-roaming cats in Australia primarily depend on legislation and enforcement to achieve compliance. State laws and local regulations mandate confinement, sterilization, registration, and identification and limit the ...
Jennifer Cotterell +2 more
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Comparing the Behaviour of Domestic Pet Cats and Research Cats
Cats are among the most popular pets globa lly, yet little is known about how the home environment influences their behaviour. Most studies have focused on cats in shelters or research facilities, potentially limiting applicability to pet cats.
Michelle Smit +4 more
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GPS Tracking of Free-Roaming Cats (Felis catus) on SARS-CoV-2-Infected Mink Farms in Utah. [PDF]
Amman BR +17 more
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2023 AAFP free-roaming cat position statement
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Transition of Radioactive Cesium Deposition in Reproductive Organs of Free-Roaming Cats in Namie Town, Fukushima. [PDF]
Fujishima Y +12 more
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Morphological patterns of pneumonia in free-roaming cats: a necropsy and histopathological study
BackgroundPneumonia is a significant cause of morbidity and mortality in free-roaming domestic cats, particularly when associated with infectious agents and underlying systemic conditions. Post-mortem studies remain essential for characterizing pulmonary
Rubia Avlade Guedes Sampaio +9 more
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Outcomes for Kittens Born to Free-Roaming Unowned Cats
Vicky Halls +2 more
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For female domestic cats, ovariohysterectomy is the only method of inducing permanent infertility. However, hundreds-of-millions of free-roaming cats globally highlight the necessity for alternative contraceptive approaches.
William A. Stocker +11 more
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Risks associated with free-roaming and collar use in cats—An online survey
Christine Arhant +4 more
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