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Common Diseases of Companion Animals, Third Edition A Summers (2014). Published by Elsevier Mosby, Elsevier's Health Rights Sciences Department, Philadelphia USA. 602 pages Paperback (ISBN 978-0-323-10126-4). Price £44.99.

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Common Diseases of Companion Animals, Third Edition A Summers (2014). Published by Elsevier Mosby, Elsevier's Health Rights Sciences Department, Philadelphia USA. 602 pages Paperback (ISBN 978-0-323-10126-4). Price £44.99.

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  01 January 2023

Dan O'Neil
Dan O'Neil*
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Petts Wood, Kent, UK
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Animal Welfare , Volume 26 , Issue 2 , May 2017 , pp. 252 - 254
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© 2017 Universities Federation for Animal Welfare

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