Analgesia for cats after ovariohysterectomy with either buprenorphine or carprofen alone or in combination
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P. Taylor | A. Aguiar | P. Steagall | T. Ferreira | B. Minto | L. C. Rodrigues | T. H. Ferreira | Polly M Taylor | Tatiana H. Ferreira | Antonio José de Araujo Aguiar | Antonio José de Araújo Aguiar
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