A virus spread by tiny biting midges is suspected in more than 1,800 deer deaths in southeastern Wisconsin, and has now been detected in a dairy herd.
|Articles|September 1, 2013
Correction: A Practitioner's Quick Reference to Selected Parasiticides for Dogs and Cats
Please note this important correction.
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In the pull-out poster "A Practitioner's Quick Reference to Selected Parasiticides for Dogs and Cats" that accompanied the August 2013 issue, please note in the chart for dogs that Vectra 3D (Ceva Animal Health) is also effective against Amblyomma americanum (Lone star tick).
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