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Accuracy of the content
Most of the WikiVet content has been created by veterinary students, supervised by graduate students with input where available from veterinary staff. As with all information the accuracy of the content is related to the expertise and time availability of the authors and editors. While every attempt is made to ensure the content is accurate, this cannot be guaranteed. However, if you do come across errors, and you are able to correct them, please do so - that is why this site is a wiki.