Use of etorphine hydrochloride for immobilisation of Nubian giraffe for wire snare removal: a retrospective study

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Journal of the South African Veterinary Association, 2023

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S Barnes; J Lubega; KR Mama; Margaret Driciru; Sangeeta Rao; Sara Ferguson; MJ Sadar

S Barnes, J Lubega, KR Mama, Margaret Driciru, Sangeeta Rao, Sara Ferguson, MJ Sadar (2023). Use of etorphine hydrochloride for immobilisation of Nubian giraffe for wire snare removal: a retrospective study. Journal of the South African Veterinary Association. https://doi.org/10.36303/jsava.575

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