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In the earlier chapters we dealt with diseases affecting one particular age group of cattle.

These tended to be mainly of an infectious or metabolic nature. There are many other conditions which can occur on a ‘one-off’ basis however, affecting only an individual animal in an age group. Some of these conditions will be described below, starting with those associated with the digestive tract. The anatomy of the digestive system is shown in Figures 2.1, 2.2 and 2.6, and you may need to refer back to these diagrams.

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Source: Blowey R.W.. A Veterinary Book for Dairy Farmers. 3rd Edition. — Old Pond Publishing,1999. — 480 p.. 1999
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