|Articles|December 31, 2012

Don't miss the feline hyperthyroidism symposium (sponsored by Hill's Pet Nutrition)

A panel of experts discussed the role of nutritional management of feline hyperthyroidism and answered key questions from attendees of a sponsored symposium held at the 2012 Western Veterinary Conference.

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