April 26 FPTP NL

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Accurate fecal screening for intestinal parasites is vital for both our patients and public health. A new study examines the results of nearly 2 million fecal parasites screens, including both centrifugal fecal flotation and coproantigen immunoassays, to reveal which parasites we should keep an eye out for, and the best methods to find them.

Find out the best way to uncover what parasites might be lurking inside your patients’ intestines.

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From differential diagnoses to drug interactions, Plumb’s Pro is revolutionizing the way we practice. See why your work days won’t ever be the same again.

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Perioperative NSAIDs and anesthesia can combine for some less-than-desirable side effects in cats. Read on to discover what happens when kidney disease is also thrown into the mix.

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Does one night make a difference? A recent study examined the outcomes of dogs who underwent after‑hours surgery vs those that waited until the next day.

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A retrospective study analyzed canine fecal test results after either centrifugal fecal flotation, fecal antigen testing, or both.

A retrospective study analyzed canine fecal test results after either centrifugal fecal flotation, fecal antigen testing, or both.