Mineral, Trace Element, and Toxic Metal Concentration in Hair From Dogs With Idiopathic Epilepsy Compared to Healthy Controls

April 2023 in “ Journal of Veterinary Internal Medicine ”

Sarah Rosendahl, Johanna Anturaniemi, Tiina‐Kaisa Kukko‐Lukjanov, Kristiina A. Vuori, Robin Moore, Manal Hemida, Anne Muhle, Anna Hielm‐Björkman

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