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The Mar Vista Animal Medical Center
Staff Training Program in Flea Control

Lesson 1:

Why Fleas Are Bad

Lesson 2:

Flea Biology

Lesson 3:

Modes of Treatment

Lesson 4:

Is Resistance Futile?

Lesson 5:

Additional Questions

 

Last updated: March 20, 2004