The changing face of canine leptospirosis

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Do you know the most common dogs found to be infected these days? Get up to date on when to be suspicious in your veterinary patients.

CVC speaker Justine Lee, DVM, DACVECC, DABT, discussed the shifts that have occurred in this veterinary zoonotic disease. Click here or on the image to download our doodle.

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