|Articles|August 17, 2011

Want to prevent more parasites? CAPC can help

CAPC is an amazing resource. Is your clinic taking full advantage?

The Companion Animal Parasite Council (CAPC) offers various guidelines and resources to help you improve client compliance with parasite prevention. CAPC Board Member Julie Legred, CVT, explains how you can best put the tools to use in your practice.

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