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Vet News

Testing the efficacy of kitasamycin for use in the control and treatment of swine dysentery in experimentally infected pigs

Wednesday, Sep 18 '19 05:30

Australian Veterinary Journal, EarlyView. Read more...
Diverse strains of Actinobacillus lignieresii isolated from clinically affected cattle in a geographically restricted area

Monday, Sep 2 '19 01:25

Australian Veterinary Journal, EarlyView. Read more...
Classical swine fever in Victorian domestic pigs: evidence of disease freedom

Monday, Sep 2 '19 01:23

Australian Veterinary Journal, EarlyView. Read more...
Primary immune‐mediated haemolytic anaemia: a retrospective long‐term study in 61 dogs

Tuesday, Aug 27 '19 09:48

Australian Veterinary Journal, EarlyView. Read more...
Perceptions of anthrax in livestock from Victorian dairy farmers in the Goulburn‐Murray region of Victoria, Australia

Friday, Aug 23 '19 02:04

Australian Veterinary Journal, Volume 97, Issue 9, Page 333-335, September 2019. Read more...

Vet News

Rare sightings suggest mountain gorillas may delight in water play

Wednesday, Sep 18 '19 01:00

Some rare sightings of mountain gorillas splashing in water on their own suggest that our cousin primates play not just to learn skills but to have fun. Read more...
New electric eel species packs most powerful punch

Monday, Sep 16 '19 08:00

According to a new study, the infamous electric eel is not one species, but three; and one of the newly named species has a record breaking discharge. Read more...
How birds let squirrels know when it's safe to relax

Saturday, Sep 14 '19 08:00

Scientists know that squirrels respond to birds' threat calls. A new study finds that the chatter of birds at rest informs them when danger has passed. Read more...
Why do female bonobos have more sex with each other than with males?

Friday, Sep 13 '19 08:00

Female bonobos have frequent sexual interactions with other females — more so than they do with males. A new study aims to find out why. Read more...
How selective breeding has altered dogs' behavior

Thursday, Sep 5 '19 12:00

Different breeds of dogs display distinctive behaviors, but why? It may all come down to differences in brain structure following selective breeding. Read more...