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Using Molecular Diagnostics to Detect Canine Bladder and Prostate Cancer with Dr. Sue Ettinger

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Explore the latest in cancer screening and diagnos

Explore the latest in cancer screening and diagnostic innovations with Dr. Sue in this recorded webinar!

Watch this webinar to learn about cutting-edge advancements and practical applications for cancer screening in veterinary practice.

Real-world case studies will underscore how Antech's pet cancer tests can be integrated into your practice to enhance early detection and patient care.

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Please note that watching the recorded webinar does not provide CE credit.

What’s driving the rise in Echinococcus detectio

What’s driving the rise in Echinococcus detection?

Are these findings due to a recent spread of Echinococcus, or are we simply benefiting from better diagnostics?

It’s impossible to say for certain, but one thing is clear: Vigilance is key.

Switching from traditional fecal screenings (O&P) to KeyScreen™ GI Parasites PCR is a game changer. This advanced molecular test detects not just Echinococcus but also raccoon roundworm (Baylisascaris procyonis) and other emerging zoonotic threats.

As diagnostics evolve, so can our awareness, protecting both pets and the people who love them.

➡️ Tap the link in bio to read the latest publications.

We’d like to wish a very happy holidays to all o

We’d like to wish a very happy holidays to all our amazing veterinary partners who’ve spent the year making the world a better place for pets.

May your days be merry and bright. 🐶✨🐱

Despite its importance, Echinococcus has been over

Despite its importance, Echinococcus has been overlooked in veterinary care for too long. Why?

Invisible proglottids: Unlike flea tapeworm, Echinococcus proglottids are nearly impossible to see with the naked eye.

Ineffective microscopy (O&P): Eggs are tiny (<40 microns), inconsistently shed, and visually indistinguishable from Taenia species.

Antigen tests don’t measure up: Available tests only detect flea tapeworm, leaving Echinococcus and others undetected.

A new peer-reviewed study highlights the unexpected presence of Echinococcus spp. in routine fecal samples from domestic dogs across a wide US geographic range. While these tapeworms rarely cause illness in pets, the threat to humans is significant.

➡️ Tap the link in our bio to read the latest publications.

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