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  1. Restraint of dogs in vehicles in the US, UK and Australia

    Susan J Hazel, Lori R Kogan, V Tamara Montrose, Michelle L Hebart, James A Oxley · Preventive veterinary medicine · 2019 · Transversal · DOI 10.1016/j.prevetmed.2019.104714

    Online surveys conducted in 2017-2018 with 706, 692, and 637 dog owners in the US, UK, and Australia found that 55%, 72%, and 67% of dogs, respectively, were restrained in vehicles, commonly using crates or harnesses; country, dog size, owner age, dog age, and vehicle type were associated with restraint use.

    CãesBem-estarAssinaturaclássicometadados: Europe PMC

  2. ACVECC-Veterinary Committee on Trauma Registry Report 2013-2017

    Kelly E Hall, Manuel Boller, Jayme Hoffberg, Maureen McMichael, Marc R Raffe, Claire R Sharp et al. · Journal of veterinary emergency and critical care (San Antonio, Tex. : 2001) · 2018 · Coorte · DOI 10.1111/vec.12766

    Multicenter VetCOT registry report including data from 17,335 dogs and 3,425 cats treated at 29 veterinary trauma centers from 2013 to 2017, indicating penetrating trauma was more common in dogs and blunt trauma in cats, with survival to discharge rates of 92.0% for dogs and 82.5% for cats.

    CãesGatosBem-estarCirurgia e anestesiaAssinaturaclássicometadados: Europe PMC

  3. Disaster Planning for Animals in Hazardous Agent Containment Units

    Gordon Roble, Jennifer Pullium, Takechia Hester, Stephen Harvey · ILAR journal · 2018 · Outro · DOI 10.1093/ilar/ily022

    Review article outlining disaster response planning for hazardous agent containment animal units, covering team formation, goal setting, plan development, preparation, rehearsal, challenges in euthanasia of exposed animals, and media relations management.

    Várias espéciesBem-estarAssinaturaclássicometadados: Europe PMC