Article Title,Year,Volume,Issue,Page Range,Author
'Battered pets': non-accidental physical injuries found in dogs and cats,2001,42,6,279-290,Munro
'Battered pets': features that raise suspicion of non-accidental injury,2001,42,5,218-226,Munro
Pelvic fractures in the dog: a review of 123 cases,1978,19,3,151-166,Denny
Practice management: costing procedures,1970,11,10,647-654,Chandler
'Battered pets': Munchausen syndrome by proxy (factitious illness by proxy),2001,42,8,385-389,Munro
Animal cruelty and child abuse: investigating the link,2001,42,9,470,
Violence towards animals and humans: exploring the link,2002,43,4,189-190,Scott-Park
Battered pets: non‐accidental physical injuries found in dogs and cats,2001,42,6,279-290,Thrusfield
‘Battered pets’: sexual abuse,2001,42,7,333-337,Thrusfield
‘Battered pets’: features that raise suspicion of non‐accidental injury,2001,42,5,218-226,Thrusfield
The metabolic consequences of trauma,1974,15,5,279-291,Michell
Pets and poisons,1975,16,6,375-380,Clarke
Spinal cord injury secondary to electrocution in a dog,2015,56,10,623-625,Ros
'Are dogs a health menace?',1977,18,5,359-364,McKenzie