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A case report of management of pasture bloat in a post-parturient West African Dwarf Ewe in Ibadan, Nigeria
Black anterior and white posterior body coat was presented at the Veterinary Teaching Hospital, University of Ibadan, with complaints of abdominal distension, sudden laboured breathing and anorexia. The animal was said to have lambed 7 days earlier and was fed with cassava peels and grasses. On clin...
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