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You are asked to examine a seven-year-old Warmblood gelding who has been showing signs of mild abdominal pain for two hours. Physical examination is unremarkable; his mucous membrane colour is pink, he has a heart rate of 36bpm and gut sounds are present, although quieter than might normally be expected. Gastric reflux yields approximately two litres of fluid. Findings on rectal examination are represented diagrammatically.

<center>A two-year-old ferret jill is dull, lethargic and has a generalised alopecia.</center>

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<center>Test yourself [[Equine Internal Medicine Q&A 23|here]].</center>

<center>Test yourself [[Small Mammals Q&A 18|here]].</center>

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