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- Volume 53
- Issue 12
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Top dvm360 podcasts of 2022: #4
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We have compiled a countdown of our top 5 podcast episodes in 2022, here is number 4
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4. A deep dive into cat allergies
Steve Dale, CABC, discussed common client misconceptions about pet allergies. He explained on this episode how pet parents might expect cats (and dogs) to sneeze because that’s what people are used to with human allergies.
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