A small French study found the inflammation marker helped separate some causes of breathing trouble in cats. A larger German study found it could not clearly tell respiratory conditions apart.
|Articles|August 15, 2016
Are you seeing all of her cats? REALLY?
Help more kitties get the healthcare they need with this checklist to make it easier to get kitties to your practice.
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Make sure you're seeing all of these cats (and not just her cute canine in the back). Bonus: Can you find all the kitties in this picture?
Eighty-three percent of cats go to the veterinarian in the first year of ownership, but half of them don't return, according to The Bayer Veterinary Care Usage Study III: Feline Findings. You can help all of those cat guardians out there with
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