Investigative diagnostic toxicology and the role of the veterinarian in pet food-related outbreaks
- PMID: 22381175
- DOI: 10.1016/j.cvsm.2011.12.010
Investigative diagnostic toxicology and the role of the veterinarian in pet food-related outbreaks
Abstract
Due to the potential implications of food-related illnesses in animals, recognition of pet food-related outbreaks is one of the many crucial roles of the veterinarian. This article describes the veterinarian’s role in investigating and reporting food-related illnesses in cats and dogs. Recommendations regarding taking thorough case histories, appropriate sample collection, effective use of veterinary diagnostic laboratories, and recommendations for reporting such illnesses are described.
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