Canine Anaphylactic Medically Treated Hemoabdomen - A Unique Canine Complication Every Veterinarian Should Know

Canine Anaphylactic Medically Treated Hemoabdomen – A Unique Canine Complication Every Veterinarian Should Know

The lecture only briefly covers the pathophysiology of anaphylaxis but focuses on how to rapidly gain supportive evidence for the diagnosis of single insult (envenomation, vaccine/drug injection, degranulation of mast cell tumor) canine anaphylaxis. Sonographic detection of gallbladder wall edema has been published as having high sensitivity and specificity for anaphylaxis but has other causes.…

Compounded Medications Explained: Part 2

Compounded Medications Explained: Part 2

Compounded medications are essential to provide effective therapy in many cases; however, they aren’t without their risks. There are some dosage forms or drugs that are lower risk than others, but in reality, any dosage form and medication combo could be made to a very high-quality standard or a very low-quality standard. Some dosage forms,…