• Environmental Enrichment : How to provide natural behaviours and good animal welfare in captivity 

  Charlotte, GUIS (2020)

  Through history animals have lived under human care for various purposes. Their role, position and rights in our society has constantly been evolving as well as the purpose of their captivity. We have studied them for many ...

• RISK ASSESSMENT OF THE INTRODUCTION OF AFRICAN SWINE FEVER FROM HUNGARY TO AUSTRIA VIA WILD BOAR 

  Tobias, Gugler (2020)

  African Swine Fever (ASF) is a viral disease of domestic swinecaused by the African Swine Fever Virus (ASFV).The disease is characterised by haemorrhagic fever withhighmortality in affected domesticand feralpig populations ...

• Oxygen Saturation levels in Horses duringrecovery after general anesthesia 

  Julia Katharina, Gensow (2020)

  One of the most dangerous part of the equine anesthesia is the recovery phase. This is an uncontrolable, poorly monitored period when there is little scope for intervention. Oxygen supplementation during recovery is ...

• Study of vaccinations used for the 2019 Equine Influenza outbreak in the UK 

  Sarah, Gallagher (2020)

  In 2019 there was an equine influenza epidemicin the UK and Ireland with 228 laboratory confirmed outbreaks throughout the UK and Ireland, ranging mainly from January through to August.The causative agent of this ...

• Fluid Therapy in Acute Kidney Injury of Dogs and Cats 

  Amira, Friedmann (2020)

  Acute kidney injury (AKI) causes various hemodynamic changes: disturbances in fluid balance, electrolytes and acid-base balance, reduced clearance of toxic waste products. As such, AKI significantly benefits from treatment ...

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