Theloscopy in Dairy Cattle
<p id="p1">Teat injuries are common in dairy cattle. Trauma to the papillary canal completely or partially obstructs milk flow. It also predisposes the quarter to mastitis. The injury can be caused by a complete or partial rupture with or without a displacement of the canal. If the rupture is partia...
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2024
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