Responsible Parasiticide Use in Dogs and Cats in the UK: Frequently Asked Questions
The responsible use of parasiticides, which considers both the benefits and risks of parasiticide use, is a core component of modern small animal veterinary practice. This document aims to address frequently asked questions on the responsible use of pet parasiticides that may arise in UK veterinary practice.
Parasiticides used to treat fleas, ticks and worms are important for protecting cats and dogs from diseases caused by harmful parasites, however their impact extends beyond pet health and welfare, influencing environmental sustainability, biodiversity and public health. The responsible use of parasiticides, which considers both the benefits and risks of parasiticide use, is a core component of modern small animal veterinary practice. This document aims to address frequently asked questions on the responsible use of pet parasiticides that may arise in UK veterinary practice.
Responsible Parasiticide Use in Dogs and Cats in the UK: Frequently Asked Questions
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