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Mastitis in the Lactating Mink Female (Mustela vison S.) and the Development of "Greasy Kits"
2000
Acta Veterinaria Scandinavica
Clausen TN, Dietz HH: Mastitis in the lactating mink female (Mustela vison S.) and the development of "greasy kits" . Acta vet. scand . 2000, 41, 243-247. -"Greasy kits" is the result of a multifactorial disease complex with few known definitive aetiological factors. Mastitis has been hypothesized as a triggering factor although classical clinical signs of mastitis (rubor, tumor, dolor, calor) are rarely seen in lactating Danish mink females. In this study we sacrificed 2 groups of lactating
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