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The rodenticide number that changes the IV vitamin K call
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The rodenticide number that changes the IV vitamin K call

A teaching hospital gave IV vitamin K to 58 poisoned dogs and cats and recorded zero adverse reactions. The survival data changes the plasma call.

3 min readAug 20, 2026
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