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Ecologies of care: qualitative insights from a psychosocial study on veterinarians’ experiences in Northeastern Italy [PDF]

Frontiers in Veterinary Science
Over the last decade, literature has raised concerns about the psychological well-being of veterinarians, highlighting exposure to economic, organizational, and clinical stressors.
Ciro De Vincenzo, Ines Testoni, Ines Testoni   +2 more
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Linear foreign body in the small intestine of a Persian cat-a case report [PDF]

Journal of Veterinary and Animal Sciences, 2023
Foreign body in gastrointestinal tract is a common problem in small animal practice, especially in domestic cats. A case report of recurrent ingested thread as a linear foreign body with the thread held back by the tongue and stuck causing further ...
Maitha Al Muheiri, Khaja Mohteshamuddin, Zaib Mahel, Azhar Ayub   +3 more
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Evaluation of zootechnical parameters of piglets born and suckled from dams treated with a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug after farrowing

Open Veterinary Journal, 2023
Background: Farrowing is a precarious moment in pig production potentially associated with a wide range of ailments in sows and gilts, and often having a negative impact on pre-weaned piglet zootechnical performances.
Paul Renaud, David Reyero, Laura Perez, Albert Finestra, Erik Grandemange   +4 more
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Colistin Use in European Livestock: Veterinary Field Data on Trends and Perspectives for Further Reduction

Veterinary Sciences, 2022
Polymyxin E (colistin) is a medically important active substance both in human and veterinary medicine. Colistin has been used in veterinary medicine since the 1950s.
Wiebke Jansen, Jobke van Hout, Jeanine Wiegel, Despoina Iatridou, Ilias Chantziaras, Nancy De Briyne   +5 more
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Quantifying inter-group variability in lactation curve shape and magnitude with the MilkBot® lactation model [PDF]

PeerJ, 2013
Genetic selection programs have driven development of most lactation models, to estimate the magnitude of animals’ productive capacity from sampled milk production data.
James L. Ehrlich
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Occupational hazards among veterinarians of Kerala with special reference to physical hazards [PDF]

Journal of Veterinary and Animal Sciences, 2023
Veterinarians by virtue of their profession are exposed to several occupational health hazards. The common hazards faced by veterinarians during practice can be categorised as physical, chemical, biological, psychological and ergonomic.
D. Premkumar, Binsy Mathew, C. Latha, K. Vrinda Menon, Reeja George   +4 more
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Cannabis and pathologies in dogs and cats: first survey of phytocannabinoid use in veterinary medicine in Argentina

Journal of Cannabis Research, 2023
Background In animals, the endocannabinoid system regulates multiple physiological functions. Like humans, animals respond to preparations containing phytocannabinoids for treating several conditions.
Diana Banach, Paola Ferrero
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Mental well-being and diversity, equity, and inclusiveness in the veterinary profession: Pathways to a more resilient profession

Frontiers in Veterinary Science, 2022
Mental well-being (MWB) and diversity, equity, and inclusiveness (DEI) continue to be critical within the veterinary profession but there is less information regarding how professional associations around the world tackle these issues.
Florentine Scilla Louise Timmenga, Wiebke Jansen, Patricia V. Turner, Patricia V. Turner, Nancy De Briyne   +4 more
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Risk factors and prevalence of work-related injuries and accidents among veterinarians in India [PDF]

Veterinary World, 2020
Background and Aim: Veterinary medicine is a high-risk occupation and imparts a risk of physical injuries due to the unpredictable nature of the animals and workplace conditions.
SukhDev Mishra, Rajendra Palkhade
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The Emotional Impact of Patient Loss on Brazilian Veterinarians

Veterinary Sciences, 2023
Veterinarians, unlike human physicians, could potentially care for the patient for several years, from conception to end-of-life care. Because of their close relationship with the animal, healthcare providers (for example, veterinarians and staff) are ...
Simone Moreira Bergamini, Stefania Uccheddu, Giacomo Riggio, Maria Rosa de Jesus Vilela, Chiara Mariti   +4 more
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