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Weekly Vet Video: some rare diseases explained

Both Q fever and anaplasmosis are being diagnosed more on Irish farms, so it is good to understand the symptoms associated with both of these diseases.

Tommy Heffernan
Wed 4 September 2019 12:00 AM
Tommy Heffernan
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Breeding & health
Wed 4 September 2019 9:00 PM
Weekly Vet Video: some rare diseases explained
 
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