|Articles|June 11, 2019

Client handout: Get the facts about parasitic colitis in dogs

When the veterinary clients pup is having poop problems, parasites may be at play. Heres the low-down on this relatively common and very treatable canine condition.

Colitis-or inflammation and irritation of the large bowel (or colon)-can have a number of causes, including parasites. Use this handout to help your veterinary clients understand this condition and its treatment.

Click here or on the image above to download the handout.

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