Equine Veterinary Journal
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Researchers Evaluate Survival Rates and Factors for Horses Diagnosed With Peritonitis
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Researchers Assess New Grading System for C3 Radiographs in Horses
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Color of Peritoneal Fluid Might Help Detect Strangulating Lesions in Horses
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Positive TW Culture Not Associated With Bacterial Infection in Horses With Asthma
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Researchers Validate Stallside IgG Assay for Foals
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Stewardship Program Reduces Antimicrobial Resistance at Equine Hospital
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Cheek Tooth Extraction Procedures and Outcomes in Geriatric Versus Nongeriatric Horses
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Researchers Identify Risk Factors for Postpartum Colic in Broodmares
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Preoperative Fasting Increases Post-Anesthetic Colic Risk in Horses
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Risk Factors for Equine Strangulating Lipoma Colic 
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Utah Investigates Alfalfa Cubes After 3 Horses Die
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Treatment Strategies for Equine Glandular Gastric Disease
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The Business of Practice: Overcoming Burnout in Equine Practice
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Disease Du Jour: Equine Kidney Disease
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