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AVMAs updated feral and free-roaming cats policy comes with emphasis on collaboration
As no consensus was reached after two years of discussion between groups on how to humanely reduce the populations of these cats, AVMA encourages more research.
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Go one step beyond in veterinary dental care
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Peeking inside dogs brains and finding love
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