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- One fallow deer had two lesions on the right side of its neck. One lesion was approximately one inch by two inches. The affected area was hairless and crusting. The top portion of the lesion was reddened with scabbing. The second lesion was approximately three inches by four inches. The affected area was hairless with significant scabbing and dried blood. Cracks in the scabbing revealed bright red patches, consistent with bloody and reddened skin. - One gray fox had a yellowish green discharge from both eyes. The skin around both eyes had areas that were bright pink. The globe of each eye was also grayish blue with a cloudy appearance. - A young camel in the petting area of the zoo was thin. The entire length of both back hindlimbs and the tail were caked with dried fecal material. The tail was so severely affected that the hair was matted with fecal balls. - One lionhead rabbit had areas of matting hair around the neck and front legs. Lack of veterinary diagnosis and treatment can lead to prolonged suffering and pain. Each dealer shall establish and maintain programs of adequate veterinary care including the use of appropriate methods to prevent, control, diagnose, and treat diseases and injuries. Each exhibitor must contact the attending veterinarian for proper diagnosis and treatment of all veterinary issues. To be corrected by September 21, 2023