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|Articles|August 1, 2009
New parasiticides update: what you should know (Proceedings)
Author(s)Byron L. Blagburn, MS, PhD
An updated list of internal and external parasticides in dogs and cats.
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New Parasiticides Update: What You Should Know
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Table 1: Feline internal parasiticides
Table 2: Canine internal parasiticides.
Table 3: Canine and feline external parasiticides
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