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Methods For Promoting Health Or Wellness In Adult Animals - EP1885203

The patent EP1885203 was granted to Hills PET Nutrition on Jan 3, 2018. The application was originally filed on May 19, 2006 under application number EP06770616A. The patent is currently recorded with a legal status of "Revoked".

EP1885203

HILLS PET NUTRITION
Application Number
EP06770616A
Filing Date
May 19, 2006
Status
Revoked
May 17, 2019
Grant Date
Jan 3, 2018
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