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Interim guidance for public health officials on pets of Ebola virus disease contacts
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  • Corporate Authors:
    American Veterinary Medical Association. Ebola Companion Animal Response Plan Working Group. ; Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (U.S.) ;
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  • Description:
    This interim guidance document was developed by the AVMA Ebola Companion Animal Response Plan Working Group for local and state animal health and public health officials to facilitate preparation of state response plans. This document provides interim guidance based on the latest scientific evidence and recommendations from national organizations, for the management of pets, specifically dogs and cats, owned by Ebola virus disease (Ebola) contacts.

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