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great, Britain, really, really. Good. I've got a

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silent at my end. And then all of

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is the the software that we use for

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the actual accordion this a market and

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We've been using for over 350

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And by large, it is not let us

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down has it... It has been

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You know what's gonna happen now.

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Episode. It's gonna die at some stage we've

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Monster sales Mark, But, yes, it has been

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So about the kiss of death. Yes. I

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or 60 episodes.

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It looks like I'll be spending in tonight

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going through the post production, Mark. But yes.

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of interest you need 12 was about Was

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get into the bush in 1 place or

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some bit of wildlife to point my camera

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wind into the bush there. It is a

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conservation, but not national Park.

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people go and ride their their motor across

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utility to humans, and the fact that I

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swift pirates and regent honey in the same

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buffer zone. That's been

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Honey it is, but to find them in

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crack his sprint, and I was doing back

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flips almost damage the camera.

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sq with delight.

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exactly the word. Yes.

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she noticed so were both there.

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exciting that. I've just been plugging away as

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usual, and I'm I need to get out

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more. I know I know I say that

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generically, but I need to get out more

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with my camera as well.

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to it. We we need to organize a

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trip and do a little bit of

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street photography in, in a, in a, city

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yeah, have an adventure. My must Breaking you're

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right. We record on the road. Now

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we don't have any specific news topics mark,

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so it's gonna be a particularly punchy

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you have suggested a,

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theme. We've spoken about a couple of these

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bids before, but,

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mark's top tips,

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or mark's tip, Doesn't say top tips, and

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I presume they are your top tip

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concern in dog bite wounds in exotic.

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aware of the general principles

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involved in dog x, but there's some interesting

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peculiar amongst the species and I thought we

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knowing you It'll be more. I think you've

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listed about 6 or 7 of them, but

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end there. So I'm looking forward to that,

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Mark No pressure.

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Tip number 1 mark,

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about anatomy.

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my week point.

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I went through University and

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just barely enough attention to get a pass

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in anatomy and have regretted it ever since

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it's obviously a topic that's

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useful in... Well, almost every aspect of veterinary

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Surgery during whatnot but in particular, I wanted

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to highlight some unusual aspects of an anatomy

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for a very different,

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you know, different pathway, a different prognosis

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for our patients.

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joint in the upper

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beak of birds. And in particular, I've seen

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a couple of cases lately where

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damage occurred at the front

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bits here. But I tend to... Even though

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up beak moves relative to the head.

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species, we don't think of the upper jaw

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is moving independent of the skull. Yes. Sort

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of jump to my mind straight away, but

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joint, the joint at, which allows the upper

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for example, a dog grabs the a duck

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you know, bites and gives it a bit

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of a shake. The that joint can be

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almost trivial damage

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few scratches and whatnot on that ke

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little tears allow

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bacteria to get into the wound,

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complication from these attacks. So

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just being aware of stuff like that. I

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that have been attacked by maybe a dog

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injuries about their head, but Many of these

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birds will do well with

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principles of d providing the

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the dead tissue away keeping it clean and

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it there there are bones on the skull

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around the jaw and the high apparatus

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which are critical for swallowing and breathing,

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exposed even they might not be damaged, but

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they might have muscle torn from them.

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that they don't become dried out and d

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and, develop os my and then,

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serious problems can develop with

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process of breathing and swallowing.

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atomic problems that we should know about in

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species that make the risk of a bite

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from a predatory animal much more significant.

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1 of the best books on anatomy every

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exotic pets, and I know you like this

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1 as Z Male book, Bookmark, Mark, on

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clinical anatomy and physiology these sort of species.

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Do you have that 1? It is a

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wonderful textbook. Isn't it. So

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I recommend. It's it's I recommend that too

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or

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everybody who has a interest in unusual and

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exotic species mark.

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I think it's the only really

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1 of its kind anywhere it would... It

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has comparative anatomy physiology

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of of small mammals, reptile and birds. It

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it's

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fantastic in the diagrams and and kitchen.

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So useful. Yes. So just to share that

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to that, That's what made me think of

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it, and that's why

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hesitating for a official checking might be. Yes.

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I was. I'd I'd logged on to to

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get the actual name of it.

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Correct clinical anatomy and

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physiology of exotic species. Now point number 2,

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Mark.

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Well, 1 of the things that happens with

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many of these species, Brendan is the old

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preservation reflex that they can have

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horrendous

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injuries. And they you know, can be concealed

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or whatever.

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And

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and you don't sort of realize how bad

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they are,

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about almost in invariably

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these animals need that have been that have

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had interaction with a canine.

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They need aggressive multi mobile easier and in

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my experience that makes a huge difference to

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the pro

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outcome.

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And there are a a big cohort of

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animals

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that

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of exotic animals that are going to

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dive, they don't get adequate pain support, and

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that will survive if they do get

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appropriate anal or an anti inflammatory care.

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And there is that cohort that aren't gonna

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make it no matter what you do, but

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there is,

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a difference to be made with aggressive.

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Multi model anal.

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Yep. And I know we're bang on about

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it all the time but it is extremely

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important. Is it?

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Now now next one's an interesting my

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look 0.3.

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And I mentioned it because I've been guilty

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of it.

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Myself that

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you know,

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we might have a particular species

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that that we're going to,

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you know, and what's a classic example, a

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a reptile,

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and we would often think about maybe using

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something like

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1 of the the

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full

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syphilis forums

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as our first sort of

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choice of drug,

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particularly 1 that has action against gram negatives.

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But this situation is 1 where

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we're not... We we're not treating

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species of animal

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with its likely pathogens. So we're treating an

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animal that's been attacked by dog and it

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has organisms from the dog's mouth.

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And so you want to line up your

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antibiotic therapy

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to treat the bugs that are common in

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a dog's mouth. And so

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the potent mo

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and mat are, sort of the the drugs

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that you always want to use and use

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them at dose rate that's appropriate for the

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species that you're treating at course. But Yes.

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You're treating the the bugs in a dog's

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mouth that get into those wounds,

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and that's always an important thing to look

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at when you're prescribing antibiotics for these

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animals have have have had a a run

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with a dog. Yes.

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Now and

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Yeah. You're sort

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touched on for a little bit, but yes.

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I'm gonna I'm gonna crystallize it just quickly.

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Yes. I think that

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my experience is that I'm never

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sufficiently aggressive with my department. I tend to

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be a little bit

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gentle, and then it's something that I've got

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go back in. And, of course,

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the presence of nec acrylic tissue in the

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wound makes it much more likely that bacteria

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gonna build up to large numbers,

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and they add to that,

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pain load that the animal is going to

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deal with. So

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early

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extensive,

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assessment of nec tissue and having that nec

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tissue aggressively deb divided,

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is really important.

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And I think

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that extends

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to 2 other quick points. The first 1

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is don't stop, you know,

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take all the nec tissue. Make sure you

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protect the bone, cover it somehow either with

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a flap of, viable tissue or

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with 1 of the the, moist wound gels.

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But if you've got dead bone,

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that has to come out because it's not

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going to,

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revitalize.

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And that might well be... I was talking

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before about the high apparatus in in

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in some chickens that I've seen in dog

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attacks. Now if that's significantly damaged,

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and you have nec

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bone there, d bone, then that's,

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an indication to,

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think about quality of life issues and maybe

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not go any further Brendan But to grade

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the to bride the tissues,

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particularly those acrylic tissues aggressively and early.

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To bride the

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deep thought out of it man.

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Smelly stuff pride to pride.

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I think we should make some bit guru

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merchandise

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pride in at somewhere. Yes.

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I don't know how well it was self,

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but

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number 5 mark.

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Look, I like...

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I sort of I suppose I feel like

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I'm repeating myself. This refers back a little

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bit to the anatomy.

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1 of the things that happens, particularly with

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a lot of lizards, blue tongue lizards in,

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1 of my

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examples of this.

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The structures of the skull of lizards mean

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that if you have a fracture,

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it's very difficult for that fracture, not to

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extend to the cra vault.

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So if you see a crack in the

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roof of the mouth of a blue tongue

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blizzard, it's very, very likely that

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that that

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the the way those bones

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interact around the lizard head, if there's a

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fracture, it's very likely that

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that there's been damage to the bones of

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the cra volt then the the there's gonna

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be damage to the brain itself

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and

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oftentimes that allows

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a slow

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ingress of

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bacteria to follow that wound up into the

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cra. So

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even relatively modest wounds need to be investigated

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very aggressively in those lizards and quality of

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life concerns come into play.

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So knowing that that's for risk with those

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guys might help you to make a decision

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relatively early.

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The other 1 I was talking about with

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chickens and

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and ducks is that those injuries around their

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head, they may heal up very, very well,

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But if there is some nerve or bone

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damage to the

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structures like the high or hypo bro apparatus,

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then

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appropriate swallowing and separating of the airways from

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the esophagus might not occur. And aspiration pneumonia

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can be a

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slow and steady long term quell from some

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of these injuries, and they might lead to,

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you know, there might be a decision,

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6 to 12 weeks after the recovery.

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That suggests the, you know, the the aspiration

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pneumonia is resulting from

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some,

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fault with the neural

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organization of swallowing. So just being aware of

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these times,

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these species,

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specific

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potential problems.

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They might help you make those quality of

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life decisions a little bit earlier.

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Yes. And unfortunately, a lot of the time

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we are making that

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decision to call it quits with the We've

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mark so it's important that we

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understand

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by the anatomy and some of these

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specifics of

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these wounds mark in order to make that

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session. What's number 6 of mark's top tips

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concerning dog boat winston is exotic.

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Well not my Tip number 6 is to

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not forget the nervous system because I really

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do my myself tend to focus on those

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mu sc

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injuries, the traumas to the skin, the lace,

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the

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traumatic, the physically

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traumatic,

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structural injuries, I suppose you would call them.

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But obviously, the nerves pass through those tissues

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and the structures of the eye and various

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other nervous pathways

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can be damaged by the trauma associated with

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an attack from a dog.

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And so... And they may be very, very

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much more difficult as I alluded to with

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the swallowing problem They may may be much

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more difficult to resolve.

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And I've made the mistake a couple of

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times of not making sufficiently detailed op

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examinations of these,

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exotic patients not realizing that they have some

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significant damage to their vision.

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And of course, if they wildlife that will,

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mitigate against a successful recovery.

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So just making sure that you don't just

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focus on the obvious lesions, the con conclusions,

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and you always,

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pay attention to the neurologic

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structures and reflex as well in the period

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immediately when after the animals

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presented to you.

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Well, said,

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now,

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number 7, the last 1 or maybe you

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have a... You have that little bonus 1

539
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at the end but what's the... What's the

540
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last comment about?

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I went in Exotic spark.

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Well, I this one's a little bit of

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a

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promo extends beyond exotic, but

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many animals will often have,

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very

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little in the way of out out

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external signs. So many of the animals,

549
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like possum or kangaroo

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that would have an interaction with a dog

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may actually present with very, very

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modest or even difficult to find lesions on

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the outside.

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But just as a dog attack on another

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dog will lead to significant

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trauma to the underlying tissues. The same thing

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can happen to

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to

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to our, wildlife

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and and you know, rabbit, similarly the skin

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slides over

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the surface of the animal and there can

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be

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significant damage while the skin itself actually does

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look too bad.

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1 of the other consequences

567
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of this sort of injury is that animals

568
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like possum who don't do so well with

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the bugs from, the males of cats and

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dogs.

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They they may, you know, that may may

572
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as soon as you realize that there's these

573
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tiny pun joins from 1 of the predatory

574
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companion animals

575
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it's probably a good time to pull up

576
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dumps all altogether isn't it brendan.

577
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Well,

578
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not much happy thoughts. You've given me this

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episode mark, but

580
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some

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excellent

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excellent tips about

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how to deal and or say I suppose

584
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a better better phrase.

585
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Dealing with these dog bike wins mark and

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exotic.

587
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Now,

588
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what made you think of this topic?

589
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Oh, it's just a couple of. Big. It's...

590
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It it is... It's an interesting thing to

591
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talk about how we come up with

592
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Now,

593
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hell is for. And and there's a couple

594
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of that there's a little bit of a

595
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pattern isn't it

596
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Certainly,

597
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we re every bit of communication we get

598
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from our wonderful listeners and we'll often follow

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ups zealous on topics that are sent to

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us

601
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if you have something you want Brendan and

602
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I talk about,

603
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get on to the the computer, send us

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an email,

605
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and we'd love to have a chat about

606
00:23:06,906 --> 00:23:09,369
the things that really interest you and exotic

607
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veterinary practice. Yeah. But of most often, I

608
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would say it's cases that you've recently seen.

609
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You you'll have AAI

610
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don't know often it's a case that's a

611
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little bit problematic

612
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and so it sits in my mind for

613
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a while. And by the time we get

614
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a resolution. I'm thinking oh, This is something

615
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I should talk to Brendan about.

616
00:23:28,983 --> 00:23:31,136
So, yeah, just a couple of cases that

617
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made me think.

618
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You know what? We should have a talk

619
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about these sorts of injuries.

620
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Yes. And

621
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you took the bait their mark. I was

622
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what in you youtube mention

623
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that we like listeners to send as a,

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a potential topic or a

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or or an item

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that they've experienced that we... They want us

627
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to chat about

628
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or maybe you could even send in your

629
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own top tips about 1 particular subject.

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So feel free to do that. We'd love

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getting email from our listeners is my fat

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Is the place to go the email to

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635
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Indeed, we do, we look forward to their

637
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correspondence.

638
00:24:22,304 --> 00:24:24,698
And mister Art is kicking us out. So

639
00:24:24,698 --> 00:24:26,055
we better get out of here. We'll talk

640
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to you all next week. Thanks for listening.

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