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430 Comment430 Tough task on pet welfare

431 News and Reports431 FSA rethinks Campylobacter in chickens survey431 New strategy to raise welfare standards in rescue

and rehoming shelters432 Website to help pig producers record data on

antibiotic use432 Grants awarded to support small animal research

in Africa433 Peer calls for continued funding for equine research

and education434 Volunteer vets complete 100th charitable equine

castration434 A voice for vets on World Veterinary Day436 Who is responsible for developing experienced

vets?437 Career pathways for new graduates: exploring the

options438 Industry as a career option439 Awards recognise dedication to animal welfare440 Interventions in wild animal health

435 Viewpoint435 EU membership – benefits for animal health and

welfare (E. Truss)

439 News in Brief

441 Surveillance441 Disease surveillance in England and Wales,

April 2016

446 Research446 Mastitis management: increasing the uptake of

veterinary advice (K. K. Reyher)449 Current management practices and interventions

prioritised as part of a nationwide mastitis control plan (P. M. Down and others)

450 Histological findings in equine testes one year after standing laparoscopic peritoneal flap hernioplasty (L. A. Gracia-Calvo and others)

451 Research Digest

452 Books

453 Gazette

455 Letters455 Risk to animals from oak processionary moth

caterpillars (A. Hoppit)455 Feminisation: thinking beyond gender stereotypes

(S. Page-Jones)455 Addressing vectorborne diseases

(I. Wright and others)456 Early detection of pain in cats (D. Mills, L. Finka)

Vet Record Careersi Driven by a passion for people and their pets

(and dancing)

Redfoot in newborn lambs, p 441Field course teaches practical skills for monitoring the health of wild animals, p 440

Histological changes in the testes of stallions following laparoscopic hernioplasty, p 450

April 30, 2016, vol 178, pp 429-456

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