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Congenital cysts are common in the '''dog, cat and horse'''. Cysts located within the ovary itself are known as '''intraov Follicular cysts are '''thin-walled, fluid-filled cysts'''. '''Multiple''' cysts are often seen and they can grow quite

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...neoplasia ([[Lymphoma|lymphoma]]), myelosuppression ([[Regenerative and Non-Regenerative Anaemias|anaemia]]) and immunosuppression (of [[Lymphocytes#T c *FeLV-A -natural strain

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* The size and layout of a cat’s territory is adapted to the availability of resources, such as food. * Generally suburban environments often have a high cat population density and a lack of suitable marking locations, so that territ

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* Movement detection is greatly enhanced in the cat’s visual system, to the detriment of colour vision and visual acuity. ...rtain advantages and disadvantages for communication. Communication in the cat has evolved to enable cats to '''maintain distance from each other both in

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* Cyclic activity in the mare, ewe, goat and cat depend on changes in the number of daylight hours. ...ts, removing piglets will cause a more rapid return to cyclic activity post-partum.

** The tumours that occur in the veterinary species are spontaneous, naturally-occurring states. ** Naturally-occurring neoplasia is most common in mature/ geriatric animals.