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Nearly-Dr Ferox

Nearly-Dr Ferox : not yet a vet...
Nearly-Dr Ferox
not yet a vet...
A blog about the experiences of a Veterinary student due to graduate in 2009. Includes a selection of animal health articles, photos and observations. ----View my traffic stats via the PW ad. I get daily visits from google & other search engines.----
Melbourne Australia
Just here for the view

Most recent posts

11/04 5:01 One down..Five to Go
First exam done and out of the way. Five left to go. The sheep oral exam went well but was a little strange - I mostly talked about management and how to run a profitable business growing wool. I only got to mention one disease (flystrike) very...
11/01 4:02 Horses, Livers and the colour Yellow
I was given the challenge of writing about hepatitis in horses, acute vs chronic, and their causes treatment and prognosis. Here we go. One of the most often quoted signs of hepatitis (or serious liver issues) is jaundice, aka turning yellow. I don't...
10/30 0:09 Laughed So Hard
On a much needed ice-cream sundae break from study, a bunch of us went down to the local McDonalds to get a chocolate fix. While we were sitting outside, a local bogan with a fetish for cars drove past very slowly, Duff Duff music shaking every piece...
10/28 8:17 Whatcha wanna know?
So, I could be asked basically anything in the next lot of exams. Anything I've ever studied, or anything that's important for an Australian vet to know. That's quite a big list. So go on, ask me something. Ask and it shall be written.
10/27 6:47 Sheep, and the many ways they like to die.
Sheep populate a large part of the Australian agricultural landscape, and are renowned for being on the lower end of the scale when it comes to animal intelligence. There is also a saying amoung sheep vets: "The goal in life for a merino ewe is to...

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Well written blog that is fun and informative! I learn something new every time I visit.
This is a fascinating, highly informative, and very-well written blog chronicling the life of a vet student, as well as providing providing very interesting information related to veterinary science.
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