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pferde spiegel 2021; 24(01): 17-27
DOI: 10.1055/a-1255-8068
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Nachgeburtsverhaltung bei der Stute – Empfehlungen zum Management und zur Therapie

Anna Tönißen
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Martin Köhne
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Jutta Sielhorst
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Harald Sieme
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Bei der Nachgeburtsverhaltung handelt es sich um einen Notfall, der schnelles Eingreifen erfordert. Informieren Sie sich über die aktuellen Therapieempfehlungen und die tierärztliche Begleitsorge.

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