Canine Parvovirus – Mitigating a canine crisis

from Diseases & Diagnoses · host Texas A&M Veterinary Medical Diagnostic Laboratory

It seems like almost everyone in veterinary medicine has a horror story regarding canine parvovirus – and rightfully so considering it's highly infectious nature. Early detection is key in mitigating it's effects, but how is the testing performed? In this episode, Dr. Brandon Dominguez and Dr. Cathy Campbell discuss the virus and TVMDL's testing options with Devin Burns, laboratory coordinator in the College Station lab's virology section.

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