Byron L. Blagburn, MS, PhD
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Heartworm Q&A: What do I need to know about heat-treating samples?
Dr. Byron Blagburn lays out the basics for practicing veterinariansif you suspect heartworm infection but get a negative antigen result, consider heat-treating the sample.
A case for year-round flea control
Dr. Byron Blagburn discusses how the control of fleas and flea-induced diseases requires a considerable effort by both pet owners and veterinarians.
New parasiticides update: what you should know (Proceedings)
An updated list of internal and external parasticides in dogs and cats.
Emerging protozoal diseases (Proceedings)
Giardia infections in dogs and cats are caused by Giardia intestinalis (G. lamblia).
Canine and feline heartworm disease (Proceedings)
Canine and feline heartworm diagnostic, treatment and prevention strategies have changed during the previous decade.
The mighty mites of companion animals (Proceedings)
Demodicosis is a potentially severe parasitic skin disease of dogs or cats caused by demodicid mites.