Chemical Immobilization of Wild Animals—Dosages
One of the most challenging aspects of wildlife veterinary medicine is the process of determining...
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One of the most challenging aspects of wildlife veterinary medicine is the process of determining...
For the majority of pet parents, their furry friend is family. And as this sentiment has grown, so...
Mink are members of the weasel family and are native to the Northern Hemisphere. Historically, both...
Anesthesia is an integral part of exotic animal medicine, whether in the field, or in research or...
The family Mustelidae comprises stoats, polecats, mink, fishers, wolverines, weasels, martens,...
White-tailed deer (Odocoileus virginianus) are the smallest members of the North American deer...
There are numerous drug and drug combinations that are used for the remote immobilization of...
In recent decades, conservation efforts and the endangered status of certain wildlife species have...
The chemical immobilization of wild animals is a form of veterinary anesthesia conducted under...
These days, a cursory web search will show that there are literally hundreds of safe capture...
Capturing and chemically immobilizing a bear can be the most traumatic incident of its life, thus,...
Milk has been an important food source for humans since the domestication of dairy animals began....
Ovine foot rot is a costly disease in the sheep industry, with producers losing time and money each...
Field anesthesia is often necessary for both invasive and noninvasive procedures on wild animals....
Many procedures that are regularly carried out in domestic animals with minimal restraint require...