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Avian Influenza
A substantial veterinary clinical reference covering recognition, diagnostic approach, management, monitoring, prognosis and prevention of avian influenza.
Copper Deficiency in Goats
A substantial veterinary clinical reference covering recognition, diagnostic approach, management, monitoring, prognosis and prevention of copper deficiency in goats.
Ovine Johne Disease
A substantial veterinary clinical reference covering recognition, diagnostic approach, management, monitoring, prognosis and prevention of ovine johne disease.
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Equine Dental Diastemata
A practical reference on food-packing diastemata, periodontal disease and treatment options in horses.
Reptile Stomatitis
A husbandry-focused reference on infectious and traumatic stomatitis in reptiles.
Guinea Pig Dental Disease
Guinea pig dental disease commonly involves cheek-tooth elongation, malocclusion and secondary soft-tissue trauma, often with a nutritional or chronic disease component.
Feline Tooth Resorption
Tooth resorption is a common painful feline dental disorder involving progressive loss of dental hard tissue, often hidden below the gingival margin.
Chronic Gingivostomatitis in Cats
Feline chronic gingivostomatitis is a severe inflammatory oral disease causing marked pain and reduced quality of life.
Dental Disease in Rabbits
Rabbit teeth grow continuously and dental malocclusion, elongation and root disease can cause chronic pain and secondary gastrointestinal disease.
