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Practicing cooperative care - Veterinary Practice News
The process of training the bears to allow the team to take blood samples helps monitor vitals, such as liver and kidney function, hormone levels, and thyroid health, without sedation. Photo courtesy Animals Asia Traditionally, animal training using positive reinforcement has been the domain of zoos and aquaria. It has been used to empower animals in these institutions to voluntarily participate in their care for a range of medical and husbandry…
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