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pferde spiegel 2023; 26(04): 164-170
DOI: 10.1055/a-2105-7269
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Der Esel frisst nicht mehr – Welche diagnostischen Schritte und therapeutischen Maßnahmen sind zu ergreifen?

Lucia Unger
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Inappetenz bis hin zur vollständigen Anorexie sollten beim Esel als Notfall angesehen werden. Sie erfordern eine unmittelbare Therapie, um eine bestmögliche Prognose zu erzielen.

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15 December 2023

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