- Comments on the Preservation of Antibiotics Act
- Dr. Vogel responds:
- Sees dry diet as culprit in lower urinary tract disease
- The author responds:
- Requests information on outcome in feline case
- The authors respond:
- Offers suggestions for embolization of patent ductus arteriosis
- The author responds:
- Reports positive results from sterilization of cats in Connecticut
- Appreciates new abbreviation key in JAVMA
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