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Recorded: 7th December 2021
LIVE with: World renown wildlife vet, Dr Peter Rogers BVSc.
Topic: African Lion Surgery (Special Edition) Part 2 – Follow-up and post event discussion
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Primary collaborators:
Nottingham – Nottingham University Veterinary Zoological Society
Edinburgh – Dick Vet Wildlife Conservation Society
London – RVC Zoological Society
Secondary collaborators:
Bristol – Bristol University Veterinary Zoological Society
Liverpool – Liverpool University Veterinary Zoological Society
Glasgow – Glasgow University Veterinary Zoological Society
Worldwide – International Veterinary Students Association – Wild & Exotic Animals Community
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4 responses to “Wildlife Vet Online Live 15”
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Maya Baugh – Why are simple interrupted sutures used to close the wound rather than intradermal sutures? Wouldn’t the lion need sedation/GA again to remove the interrupted sutures?
Em Anderson – Is there a reason that this female is being sterilized in knowledge that lion numbers are decreasing steadily…? Were there no other reserves available for her to be moved to? in light of drastically declining Lion numbers across South Africa, why wouldn’t you rather relocate her to another reserve with lower lion density? Is that not possible because other lions already at other reserves wouldn’t accept her?
Josh Howell – Quick question a BOMA was mentioned for after the procedure just wondering if you could clarify what that was? Thanks
Tanya – Why is she called Bucket?