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The problem: Knockout advice

first general anaesthetic on a dog was carried out on 3 August 1984 and involved me, a geriatric yellow labrador who was suffering from a womb problem called pyometra (possibly the same problem affecting yours), a 20ml syringe with needle attached and some intravenous 5% thiopentone. Note please, ladies and gentlemen, the absence

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