论文信息 - Scandinavian bovine practitioners’ attitudes to the use of analgesics in cattle

Scandinavian bovine practitioners’ attitudes to the use of analgesics in cattle

IN recent years, pain in cattle ([Stafford and Mellor 2007][1]) and the welfare of diseased animals ([Broom 2006][2]) have received increased scientific attention. New knowledge has emerged regarding the pain that may be associated with typical production diseases ([Todd and others 2007][3]) and

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