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ANCIENT INSTINCTS CAN MAKE DETECTING LAMENESS DIFFICULT

ANCIENT INSTINCTS CAN MAKE DETECTING LAMENESS DIFFICULT

The workshop included practical demonstrations of hoof treatment by Te Puke Vets veterinarian Bryce Todd who treated a cow restrained in a W

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