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Charlotte Means

Charlotte Means

DVM, MLIS, DABVT, DABT

About the Author

Charlotte Means, DVM, MLIS, DABVT, DABT, is Director of Toxicology at the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center (APCC). She received her DVM and undergraduate degree from Oklahoma State University and a master’s degree in library and information science from University of Oklahoma. Dr. Means worked in small animal practice and as a clinical medical librarian before joining the ASPCA APCC.

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Post-Grooming Furunculosis

Toxicology

Post-Grooming Furunculosis

Post-grooming furunculosis is a deep skin infection that occurs rather quickly, usually on the back of dogs. Most cases will respond well to therapy.
Toxicity of Art Supplies

Toxicology

Toxicity of Art Supplies

Welcome to Practical Toxicology, brought to you in partnership between Today’s Veterinary Practice and the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center (APCC) (aspcapro.

Christmas Plants: Hazards, History, and Holiday Dangers

Toxicology

Christmas Plants: Hazards, History, and Holiday Dangers

’Tis the season—many pets will sample a new potted plant or arrangement in the house. Learn to identify plants that can cause toxicosis.
Illuminating the Toxicity of Fireworks

Toxicology

Illuminating the Toxicity of Fireworks

A case-based approach to treating a dog that has consumed fireworks.
Treating Fertilizer Ingestions? As Easy As N-P-K

Toxicology

Treating Fertilizer Ingestions? As Easy As N-P-K

For small animal practitioners, most fertilizer ingestions can be managed easily. Counsel clients on the safe use of lawn and garden products. Just as easy as N-P-K.

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