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Today we are joined by Dr. Kristina, who is a veterinarian and blogger at wellbredvet.com. She serves on the board of directors for the Society of Theriogenology and is an owner and practitioner at Elon Oaks Veterinary Hospital in North Carolina.
Drawing on Dr. Kristina's expertise in reproductive medicine, today's episode is all about clinical disorders in neonatal puppies.
Listen to the episode to learn about common congenital and inherited defects that might occur in neonatal puppies, the importance of colostrum, how to know what's going wrong with a neonatal puppy, and more!
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