Good day, Dominic Barfield here, and this is the RVC Clinical Podcast.

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So joining Brian and myself in the studio, we're going to talk to Dr. Jody Green and Dr. Sarah Taylor.

So both of our internal medicine vets.

So Jodie's coming to the end of her residency imminently.

In fact, tomorrow is your last day, isn't that?

And Sarah has been at the RVC for, I'm going to say, six, seven years?

Seven years, yeah.

Doesn't that make me feel old?

Okay, but thank you both for coming and joining us today.

And we thought we'd catch up on feline infectious peritinitis.

And where we've got with that, because it's quite an exciting topic, I think.

And particularly in what we do, something that's sort of radically changed over the last seven years or last sort of a couple of years.

So maybe I've got asked one of you to sort of bring us up to speed with FIP and the treatments we didn't have and now that we have.

And what do we know today?

Yeah.

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