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Revision as of 16:08, 17 June 2022
New Webinar From Protexin Veterinary
Watch Now! We have a new webinar on WikiVet by Protexin Veterinary 💻 🚨
In this webinar we take a look at the microbiota, what it is, why it is relevant to our veterinary patients and what happens when it becomes imbalanced (known as a dysbiosis). We then go on to learn about probiotics and prebioitcs and how they can be beneficial to our patients, before finishing up looking at some evidence supporting their use.
🔗 Watch the webinar here.
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