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- The development of exotic animal medicine in Latin America (LATAM) began in the 1970s and 1980s, with initial practices relying heavily on methods from human and companion animal medicine due to limited knowledge.
- Increased globalization and collaboration among veterinarians in the 21st century have improved access to resources and techniques for treating exotic species.
- The article discusses the historical evolution, current evidence, and future prospects of exotic animal medicine in the region.
Article Abstract
This article provides an overview of the development of exotic animal medicine in Latin America (LATAM), highlighting its historical evolution, current evidence, and future considerations. The practice of exotic animal medicine began in the 1970s and 1980s. The lack of knowledge and scientific resources led to the extrapolation of veterinary care for exotic species from human and companion animal medicine. However, from the 21st century onwards, globalization and collaboration among veterinary professionals have allowed greater access to knowledge and techniques for the treatment of exotic species in LATAM.
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