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Feline Troglostrongylosis: Current Epizootiology, Clinical Features, and Therapeutic Options
Parasitic bronchopneumonia plays an important role in feline respiratory medicine, thus it is receiving growing attention by researchers and practitioners.
Paolo Emidio Crisi +2 more
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Lungworms of Non-Ruminant Terrestrial Mammals and Humans in Iran [PDF]
Guilherme Verocai +2 more
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Feline lungworms unlock a novel mode of parasite transmission [PDF]
Emanuele Brianti +2 more
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5th Annual Feline Practitioners Seminar [PDF]
Contents of this seminar include: Feline pediatrics (Betsy Arnold); FeLV and FIV update (Margaret C. Barr); Feline hematology (Marjorie Brooks); Feline oncology (Ann E. Hohenhaus); Feline and human allergies (David K.
Cornell Feline Health Center
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Transmammary transmission of Troglostrongylus brevior feline lungworm: a lesson from our gardens [PDF]
Emanuele Brianti +2 more
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Lungworms are a major cause of feline respiratory disease, frequently underdiagnosed due to its presentation of symptoms being similar to that of other feline respiratory pathologies.
Katherine García-Livia +6 more
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1st Annual Feline Specialist Seminar [PDF]
Contents of this seminar include: Infectious causes of abortion in the cat (Donald H. Lein); Feline infectious diseases update (Fred W. Scott); Feline hyperthyroidism (Barbara S. Stein); Feline salmonellosis (Barbara S. Stein)
Cornell Feline Health Center
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8th Annual Feline Practitioners Seminar [PDF]
Contents of this seminar include: Perspectives on vaccines in feline practice (Cynthia L. Bowlin); Hitting the bull's eye: Targeting connections between vaccines and cancer in cats (Philip H. Kass); Theory and practice of immunization (Ronald D. Schultz);
Cornell Feline Health Center
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Feline Forum: Feline Infectious Anemia…
Topics in this issue include: Feline Infectious Anemia; When Cats Eat Plants; How Smart Are ...
Cornell Feline Health Center
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Correlation of clinical and radiographic variables in cats with lower airway disease
Abstract Background Feline lower airway disease (FLAD) is frequently associated with radiographic abnormalities. Objectives To evaluate whether radiographic changes in cats with naturally occurring FLAD improve with treatment and if radiographic changes correlate with clinical signs.
Hannah Gareis +5 more
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