PROGRAM OF VETERINARY CARE - USDA
(fleas, ticks, mites, lice, flies) 2. blood parasites 3. intestinal parasites . c. emergency care. 1. describe provisions for emergency, weeke nd, and holiday care 2. describe capture and restraint method(s) d. euthanasia . 1. sick, diseased, injured, or lame animals shall be provided with veterinary care or euthanized. licensees and ...
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