Equine Veterinary Journal
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The Effect of Medical-Grade Honey on Suture Material Used in Equine Surgery
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Racing Performance of Juvenile Thoroughbreds with Femoropatellar Osteochondrosis (OCD)
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Five- vs. Seven-Day Dosing Intervals of Injectable Omeprazole
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Towards a Safer Sport: Risk Factors for Cross-Country Horse Falls at British Eventing Competition
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Subchondral Bone Injury in the DDLC of Thoroughbred Racehorses 
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Prevalence and Clinical Significance of Increasing Head Height Asymmetry as a Measure of Forelimb Lameness in Horses When Trotting in a Straight Line After Palmar Digital Nerve Block
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Treatment of Racehorse Superficial Digital Flexor Tendonitis: A Comparison of Stem Cell Treatments to Controlled Exercise Rehabilitation in 213 Cases 
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Sales and Race Performance of Juvenile Thoroughbreds with Surgically Corrected Large Colon Displacements 
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Possible NSC Thresholds in the Insulin-Dysregulated Horse
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Use of Antimicrobials Licensed for Systemic Administration in UK Equine Practice 
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Disease Du Jour: Equine Melanoma and H-FIRE
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The Business of Practice: The AAEP Advocacy Network and Veterinary Regulatory Developments
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