Two texts are of decisive value concerning the relations between lameness and filiation. |
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Even the enthusiastic and gleeful performances can't compensate for the utter lameness of it all. |
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Most of the above conditions are acute causes of heel lameness with the exception of navicular syndrome. |
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Do not run down the rear of the leg when nearing the hock as it is easy to cut the hamstring and cause lameness. |
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Navicular syndrome is one of several conditions leading to heel soreness or lameness. |
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About 70 lambs were treated for footrot, which causes lameness, by Mr Drouin and Beale between January 17 and 19 and two lambs were put down. |
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Suffering several weeks of temporary lameness, I have been taking taxis a good deal, and offer a few gleanings from recent experience. |
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Within the film's inescapable overarching lameness, in fact, there are actually several strong elements. |
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Although usually benign, windgalls should be regarded with suspicion in the presence of lameness. |
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Navicular syndrome is usually a chronic bilateral foreleg lameness in horses of all ages. |
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Although bone spavin usually causes lameness, this may be obscured if the lesions are bilateral. |
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In fact, navicular disease has been determined as a cause of lameness in horses as early as 1752 when the syndrome was originally described. |
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Some cattle are culls due to reproductive problems, mastitis, lameness or other illnesses. |
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My two quarter horses have had numerous health and lameness troubles in the past year. |
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Thus animals with non-typical signs, such as kicking, lameness, loss of weight and reduced milk yield will not escape detection. |
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Cow comfort has a large impact on lameness and other aspects of cow health. This in turn affects cow welfare, productivity and longevity. |
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Nor will we be a part of attempts to manufacture that lameness now by restraining the Commission's powers. |
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For example, lameness in any animal is usually a sign that they are in pain. |
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To control lameness on a farm, many aspects of housing and management must be maintained correctly. |
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In this case the direct witnesses of the cure are practically all the inhabitants of the town, who were well aware of his evident lameness. |
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Foot and mouth can affect cattle, pigs, sheep and goats, leading to the development of blisters in the mouth causing increased salivation, and lameness. |
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One will no longer seek to reply to them nor to silence their din, but rather to find the reason of their misshapenness, their lameness, their sightless eyes, their long ears. |
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An excess of energy in the rumen can lead to acidosis, lameness, displaced abomasum and variable intakes. |
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Diseases related to comfort include lameness, hock or neck injury, mastitis, milk fever, ketosis and displaced abomasum. |
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Traits the researchers analysed were clinical mastitis, lameness, metritis, ketosis and displaced abomasum. |
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Cows walking slowly with small steps but not showing lameness are often a sign of poor quality walkways. |
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A cow arching her back when walking or standing and showing lameness in her feet, is likely to have a severe foot lesion. |
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If possible, heifers should be trained to lie in cubicles before entering the main herd, as first calved heifers are a very vulnerable group for lameness. |
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As in peripheral arteriosclerosis, the disease causes intermittent lameness and pain during periods of rest. |
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Pain and swelling with concurrent lameness and fluctuating fever is common. |
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In addition, the best combination of traits was derived to select for improving locomotion through reduced frequency of clinical lameness. |
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An unbalanced walk or a curved back could indicate lameness or digestion problems. |
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Zinc containing feed supplements are said to reduce the incidence of lameness. |
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The research team, led by Dr Pat Dillon at Teagasc Moorepark, found that one of the imported breeds, the Normandes, had a high incidence of lameness. |
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The mother is remonstrating with her daughter who is disfigured by lameness and in more pain than usual because of a recent misguided attempt to climb a mountain. |
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Larger horses mature more slowly and have more stress on their legs and feet, predisposing them to lameness. |
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A horse's fitness plan must be coordinated properly in order to prevent injury or lameness. |
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In consequence Mahler was alienated from his father and had a strong mother fixation, which even manifested itself physically: a slight limp was unconsciously adopted in imitation of his mother's lameness. |
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Correction to this articleBRITAIN'S 2001 outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease, which causes blisters and lameness in farm animals, was one of the biggest to have hit a developed country. |
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Dog 3 was a 1-year-old, female, spayed boxer with a 5-day history of lameness and progressive tetraparesis. |
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Prevent lameness due to nerve damage at calving time through good judgment, proper and careful use of calf pullers and early consideration of caesarean section. |
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His lameness may have prevented him from walking but it didn't stop him from running for public office. |
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In this section, virtually all causes of clinical lameness were combined and the overall effect of the drug on the risk of clinical lameness was examined. |
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The schoolboy who became Lord Byron had a malformation of one foot, and this lameness was the cause of much physical suffering in childhood and of mental anguish throughout his life. |
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It is important to observe an animal while it is working, to detect whether it has a physical disability, such as coughing, poor breathing, lameness, sores or wounds. |
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Instead, the throne speech was a sad outline of a Liberal legacy of lameness, a Liberal legacy of failure, a legacy of failing Canada and failing Canadians. |
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The 16-year-old suffers intermittent lameness caused by a condition called ringbone. |
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Trimming is necessary to prevent sand cracks and breaking off of the hoof wall, which often results in lameness. |
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The virus causes a high fever for approximately two to six days, followed by blisters inside the mouth and on the feet that may rupture and cause lameness. |
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The end result is one of anchylosis of the joint and permanent lameness. |
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Racehorses are commonly misshod, under-exercised, brought to speed far too quickly, improperly fed, and very little lameness intervention is practiced. |
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The comprehensive agenda includes feline infectious diseases, rabbit cardio-respiratory medicine, oncology, hind limb lameness, clinical pathology and practice management. |
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I can't believe the lameness of the special effects in that movie. |
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