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Why Do We Scruff?: Veterinary Professionals’ Knowledge, Practices, and Perceptions of Scruffing and Low Stress Handling of Felines
Amelia Eigerman MSc Candidate, August 2026 University Of Pennsylvania, School of Veterinary Medicine Master’s of Science in Animal Welfare and Behavior
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