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Current Disease Processes in Camelids
This on-demand AVMA course by Dr. Toni A. Cotton includes a through discussion of two of the more common parasites that cause clinical disease in camelids, Eimeria macuniensis and Mycoplasma hemolamae. (1 CE credit)
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The presentation includes a through discussion of two of the more common parasites that cause clinical disease in camelids, Eimeria macuniensis and Mycoplasma hemolamae. The discussion will include clinical signs, diagnostic testing, treatment options, current research findings and recommendations for your clients on prevention and control. (1 CE credit)
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