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Clinical Communication

Lameness in rams following vaccination against Brucella ovis infection

Joan C. Kater B.V.Sc. 9 Wellington Street, Woollahra, New South Wales, Australia; Department of Agriculture, Wallaceville Animal Research Station, Wellington
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W.J. Hartley M.R.C.V.S Department of Agriculture, Wallaceville Animal Research Station, Wellington; Sydney University Rural Veterinary Centre, Private Bag, Camden, New South Wales, Australia
Pages 65-67 | Published online: 23 Feb 2011
 
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Abstract

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Since the introduction in 1957 of a vaccination procedure to control Brucella ovis infection in sheep, many thousands of rams have been vaccinated annually throughout New Zealand almost without complications.

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