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8th Annual Feline Practitioners Seminar
Abstract
Contents of this seminar include: Perspectives on vaccines in feline practice (Cynthia L. Bowlin); Hitting the bull's eye: Targeting connections between vaccines and cancer in cats (Philip H. Kass); Theory and practice of immunization (Ronald D. Schultz); Duration of immunity for feline biologics (Fred W. Scott); Feline infectious diseases (Fred W. Scott); Overview of feline biologics (Fred W. Scott); Licensing of feline biologics (Ted Williams); Vaccine site associated sarcomas: The Vancouver experience ([no author given]).
Date Issued
1996-07Publisher
Cornell University. College of Veterinary Medicine. Cornell Feline Health Center
Subject
Cornell Feline Health Center; Cats -- Diseases
Previously Published As
8th Annual Feline Practitioners Seminar, Cornell University, July 26-29, 1996
Type
conference papers and proceedings