ZSL says most of the procedures on display will be routine, such as weight and dental checks. It adds that, wherever possible, it uses what it calls “cooperative care”. According to ZSL, this is where animals are trained to take part in their own healthcare – for example, by staying still or presenting a body part for examination.
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