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Critique of "First quantitative assessment of the effects of parasite control in dogs and cats in the UK": Re-examining Parasiticide-Industry-Funded Estimates of Parasite-Control Benefits in UK Dogs and Cats

2026-08-03

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A recent parasiticide-industry-funded modelling study by Giannelli et al. (Parasites & Vectors 18:498, 2025 https://link.springer.com/article/10.1186/s13071-025-07137-8) estimates current preventive parasiticide usage in UK dogs and cats, and concludes that this generates substantial economic savings in veterinary costs for households through averted infections/infestations. It further predicts that increased para...

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10.32388/tjpbci
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