Toxicology
Differential List for Canine Marijuana Toxicosis: See What the Data Says
A common presentation of marijuana toxicosis is a young dog with a combination of acute ataxia and hyperesthesia with or without urine incontinence with normal vitals and bloodwork.
Toxicology
Marijuana Intoxication in Cats and Dogs
With marijuana use becoming increasingly legalized and normalized, general practitioners are seeing more intoxication cases than ever before.
Pharmacology
Emetics in Small Animals
While inducing emesis remains an important component of managing toxic ingestions in small animal patients, it is important to consider whether emesis is indicated for the specific toxicant and patient in each case.
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.
Exotic Medicine
Lead and Zinc Toxicity in Birds
Lead and zinc are the most commonly reported of avian toxicoses in both captive and free-ranging birds. If the patient responds well to initial treatment and the source of toxicity is removed, prognosis is generally good.
News
AVMA Shares Safety Tips for Pets on Halloween
In preparation for Halloween, the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) has put together seven tips for veterinarians to share with pet owners to ensure animals stay safe during upcoming festivities.
Toxicology
Top 10 Toxicologic Causes of Hypoglycemia in Dogs
A discussion about the 10 most common toxicologic causes of hypoglycemia in the dog, including the sago palm tree, xylitol, NSAIDs, zinc and aluminum phosphide.
Toxicology
Toxicity of Art Supplies
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