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|Articles|May 14, 2009

CAPC responds to the EPA's spot-on parasiticide cautions

In reaction to the EPA's findings of an increase in adverse events associated with spot-on flea and tick products, CAPC says that there is a low risk of such events when veterinarian-dispensed products are used appropriately.

In reaction to the EPA's findings of an increase in adverse events associated with spot-on flea and tick products, CAPC says that there is a low risk of such events when veterinarian-dispensed products are used appropriately. Click here to read more.


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