The FDA has 17 days remaining as of today to make good on its vow to update the canine DCM case count by year’s end.  Subscribe here and to AllTradesDVM.com for the most up-to-minute, comprehensive developments on DCM in dogs. You can sign up for our news alerts here and for AllTradesDVM here.

The vow came last month, thanks to help from attorney David Schulz who is more accustomed to working with national security reporters (and probably still can’t believe this story ever needed his involvement), after a nearly three-year information blackout.

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