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<p><b>Halaman baru</b></p><div>A healthy animal has good appetite. A sick animal may have a reduced appetite or it may not eat at all. Evidence of defecation and urination can be looked for at this stage and respiratory rates and often heart rate can be taken without approaching and disturbing the animal. Skin condition can be checked and quiet observation or gentle "driving" may reveal gait abnormalities and lameness.</div>FuzzyBot