
|Videos|June 2, 2023
Happy Pride Month, Hill's launches Prescription Diet ONC Care, and more
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It's Pride Month, and we're celebrating with a special episode of dvm360 Live!™. Host Adam Christman, DVM, MBA, brings you the latest headlines in vet med and provides a sneak peek of his discussion on LGBTQ+ issues with Omar Farías, VMD on this segment of. Here are the headlines discussed in the show:
Hill’s Pet Nutrition launches Prescription Diet ONC Care : The new diet will help support and nourish veterinary oncology patientsdvm360® Flex : online continuing education experience for veterinary professionals
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