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Parasiticides in dogs and cats: a risk-based approach
There are emerging concerns that parasiticides are contaminating the environment. This article looks at how veterinary professionals have a key role to play in balancing risks and benefits and moving to a more risk-based approach rather than blanket treatment for pets.