Current joint therapy usage in equine practice: A survey of veterinarians 2009 - Concepedia

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Current joint therapy usage in equine practice: A survey of veterinarians 2009

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2011

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Dora J. Ferris, David D. Frisbie, C. Wayne McIlwraith, Chris E. Kawcak

Equine Veterinary Journal

Abstract

The results of this study aid in defining the current usage of different joint therapy medications within equine practice. This knowledge can guide further research as well as education.

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