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Cabinet vétérinaire Vital vet Nabeul
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Cabinet Vétérinaire Nouha Aissa
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Cabinet vétérinaire Healthy pets (Dr. Manel ZHIOUA)
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Veterinarian اسماك البحري
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Cabinet Vétérinaire Dr KOUKI Nahla
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At a glance: Turkey
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- Most represented specialities
- Veterinary Surgery (174) · Animal Reproduction & Fertility (168) · Small animal medicine and surgery (dogs and cats) (160) · General Veterinary Medicine (141) · Sterilization Reproduction (127)
- Species treated
- Dog · Cat · Sheep · Goat · Rabbit · Cow · Horse · Chicken
Turkey: species overview
The Turkey is a large domestic bird belonging to the Phasianidae family. Native to North America, it was domesticated over a thousand years ago and has spread throughout the world. It is one of the largest farmed poultry, recognizable by its imposing appearance and characteristic behaviors.
The Turkey is distinguished by its varied plumage depending on the breed, ranging from black to white, including red and bronze. The male (turkey) has distinctive red and blue wattles on the head and neck, as well as a fleshy beard under the chin. Females are generally smaller and inconspicuous.
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