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 [[Respiratory Disorders - Donkey|Respiratory disease]] is an extremely common finding in aged donkeys, often as a result of previous [[Herpesviridae|herpes]] or [[Picornaviridae|rhinovirus]] infections. There is often extensive, irreversible pathology before any clinical signs are evident. Attempts to improve air quality indoors are worthwhile, whilst the animal should be given the maximum opportunity to be outside.
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 Many old donkeys manage very well with decreased pulmonary function, but efforts should be made not to cause any unnecessary stress or anxiety to the animal. Owners should be made aware that often an acute episode will take away any remaining functioning lung capacity and the end can come in a surprisingly short period of time.
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	[[Respiratory Disorders - Donkey\|Respiratory disease]] is an extremely common finding in aged donkeys, often as a result of previous [[Herpesviridae\|herpes]] or [[Picornaviridae\|rhinovirus]] infections. There is often extensive, irreversible pathology before any clinical signs are evident. Attempts to improve air quality indoors are worthwhile, whilst the animal should be given the maximum opportunity to be outside.		[[Respiratory Disorders - Donkey\|Respiratory disease]] is an extremely common finding in aged donkeys, often as a result of previous [[Herpesviridae\|herpes]] or [[Picornaviridae\|rhinovirus]] infections. There is often extensive, irreversible pathology before any clinical signs are evident. Attempts to improve air quality indoors are worthwhile, whilst the animal should be given the maximum opportunity to be outside.

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 [[Respiratory Disorders - Donkey|Respiratory disease]] is an extremely common finding in aged donkeys, often as a result of previous [[Herpesviridae|herpes]] or [[Picornaviridae|rhinovirus]] infections. There is often extensive, irreversible pathology before any clinical signs are evident. Attempts to improve air quality indoors are worthwhile, whilst the animal should be given the maximum opportunity to be outside.
-Dust from hay and straw should be avoided wherever possible and wood shavings or shredded paper could be considered as alternative bedding. At [http://drupal.thedonkeysanctuary.org.uk/ The Donkey Sanctuary] many stables are fitted with rubber matting in an endeavour to improve the air quality of the most severely affected animals. For more detail see [Respiratory Disorders - Donkey|Respiratory Diseases]]
+Dust from hay and straw should be avoided wherever possible and wood shavings or shredded paper could be considered as alternative bedding. At [http://drupal.thedonkeysanctuary.org.uk/ The Donkey Sanctuary] many stables are fitted with rubber matting in an endeavour to improve the air quality of the most severely affected animals. For more detail see [[Respiratory Disorders - Donkey|Respiratory Diseases]]
 Many old donkeys manage very well with decreased pulmonary function, but efforts should be made not to cause any unnecessary stress or anxiety to the animal. Owners should be made aware that often an acute episode will take away any remaining functioning lung capacity and the end can come in a surprisingly short period of time.

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		+	Many old donkeys manage very well with decreased pulmonary function, but efforts should be made not to cause any unnecessary stress or anxiety to the animal. Owners should be made aware that often an acute episode will take away any remaining functioning lung capacity and the end can come in a surprisingly short period of time.
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		+	* Sprayson, T. (2008) The care of the geriatric donkey In Svendsen, E.D., Duncan, J. and Hadrill, D. (2008) ''The Professional Handbook of the Donkey'', 4th edition, Whittet Books, Chapter 13
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