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Articles by Margaret V. Root Kustritz, DVM, PhD, DACT

Margaret V. Root Kustritz, DVM, PhD, DACT


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Vaginal cytology as a diagnostic tool (Proceedings)
August 1, 2009

The normal physiologic and pathologic vaginal conditions.

Canine brucellosis (Proceedings)
August 1, 2009

Brucella canis is a non-motile, Gram negative coccobacillus with a host range limited to domestic and wild canids.

Cloning dogs and cats: Where do we stand? (Proceedings)
August 1, 2009

Assisted reproductive technologies in small animals are not a 21st century invention; the first artificial insemination in dogs was performed in 1780 and the first description of an oocyte at the microscopic level was that of a canine oocyte, in 1827.

Feline reproduction: An overview (Proceedings)
August 1, 2009

In veterinary medicine, cats are too often treated as strange small breed dogs. To those who work with cats every day, the fallacy of this supposition is obvious.

Decreased litter size in the bitch (Proceedings)
August 1, 2009

Many things can impact litter size in the bitch.

Immunocontraception: Where are we with the "spay" vaccine? (Proceedings)
August 1, 2009

Immunocontraception is the use of the body's own immune response to decrease fertility while permitting normal sexual behavior.

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