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Perceptions of responsibility and capability for treating wildlife casualties in UK veterinary practices

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By E. Irene Barnes, M. J. Farnworth
| Veterinary Record Verified
Attribution of responsibility for, and management of, wildlife patients can be problematic. National annual caseload estimates range from 30,000–40,000 (Molony and others 2007) to 71,000 (Grogan and Kelly 2013). Veterinary attitudes towards provision of wildlife care in primary practice, and any benefits or disadvantages associated with it, remain largely unexplored in the peer-reviewed literature.
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By S. K. Chan, M. -S. Tsao, E. Irene Barnes, H. Lam, L. Rowbottom, G. A. Bjarnason, C. Danjoux, M. Popovic, C. DeAngelis, E. Chow
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Perceptions of responsibility and capability for treating wildlife casualties in UK veterinary practices

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By E. Irene Barnes, M. J. Farnworth
| Veterinary Record Verified
Attribution of responsibility for, and management of, wildlife patients can be problematic. National annual caseload estimates range from 30,000–40,000 (Molony and others 2007) to 71,000 (Grogan and Kelly 2013). Veterinary attitudes towards provision of wildlife care in primary practice, and any benefits or disadvantages associated with it, remain largely unexplored in the peer-reviewed literature.
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