Paws Off Xylitol; It's Dangerous for Dogs
This sugar substitute, found in some human foods and dental products, can be poisonous to your dog.
- Jul 21 Sun 2019 11:39
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FDA近日再次提醒飼主，必須更加注意食品內是否含有木糖醇
Paws Off Xylitol; It's Dangerous for Dogs
This sugar substitute, found in some human foods and dental products, can be poisonous to your dog.
- Jun 11 Tue 2019 11:12
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VCPR: The Veterinarian-Client-Patient Relationship
- Jun 10 Mon 2019 11:00
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Extralabel Drug Use and AMDUCA: FAQ
- Feb 24 Fri 2017 08:40
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European Regulatory Roundup: EMA Recommends Approval of First Monoclonal Antibody Veterinary Medicine (23 February 2017)
European Regulatory Roundup: EMA Recommends Approval of First Monoclonal Antibody Veterinary Medicine (23 February 2017)
- Feb 15 Wed 2017 08:49
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Zoetis Receives European Commission Approval for Stronghold® Plus
Stronghold® Plus (selamectin/sarolaner), a topical combination of parasiticides that treats ticks, fleas, ear mites, lice and gastrointestinal nematodes and prevents heartworm disease in cats. (Photo: Zoetis)
- May 05 Tue 2015 12:00
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MSD MANUAL Veterinary Manual
- Feb 13 Fri 2015 07:35
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[獸醫]Drugs Used in Treatment of Diarrhea
- Aug 19 Tue 2014 00:42
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[獸醫]Reported Activities of Commonly Utilized Mydriatics in Dog, Cats and Horses
動物用散瞳劑比較表：
Drug
Species
Timeuntil maximal dilation (h)
Duration of action (h)
Extent of dilation
1%
tropicamide
Dog
0.5
12
Maximal
Cat
0.75
8– 9
Maximal
Horse
5
12
Maximal
1%
atropine
Dog
1
96–120
Maximal
Cat
1
60
Maximal
Horse
10–48
132
Maximal
2% homatropine
Dog
0.75
48
Moderate
Cat
0.75
7
Moderate
Horse
3
8
Moderate
1%
cyclopentolate
Dog
0.75
60
Maximal
Cat
0.5
66
Maximal
Horse
12
96
Maximal
0.25%
scopolamine
Dog
0.75
96–120
Maximal
Cat
N/Aa
N/A
N/A
Horse
4
108
Maximal
10%
phenylephrine
Dog
2
12–18
Maximal
Cat
–b
–
Horse
–
–
- Jun 07 Sat 2014 05:54
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[獸醫]關於一些動物用的麻醉止痛劑
- Jun 06 Fri 2014 05:45
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[獸醫]Approximate Daily Energy and Water Requirements of Dogs and Cats Based on Body Mass
- Mar 19 Wed 2014 10:42
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[好站推薦]查詢對小動物有毒植物的網站 ASPCA
- Mar 17 Mon 2014 10:28
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Appropriate Use of Antibiotics in Rabbits
Dawn Sailer-Fleeger
Antibiotics are used to treat bacterial infections. When needed for treatment of an infection in a rabbit, these drugs should be prescribed only by a veterinarian well-versed in rabbit medicine. Infections caused by bacteria can occur anywhere in the body. The best way to determine which type of antibiotic will be most effective against a particular infection is to take a sample of infected tissue (for example, a small section of the wall of an abscess, or a surface swab of the affected area), and send it to a laboratory for culture and sensitivity testing. It is advisable to have both an aerobic and an anaerobic bacterial tests performed to best determine what medications will be most effective.
Antibiotics are used to treat bacterial infections. When needed for treatment of an infection in a rabbit, these drugs should be prescribed only by a veterinarian well-versed in rabbit medicine. Infections caused by bacteria can occur anywhere in the body. The best way to determine which type of antibiotic will be most effective against a particular infection is to take a sample of infected tissue (for example, a small section of the wall of an abscess, or a surface swab of the affected area), and send it to a laboratory for culture and sensitivity testing. It is advisable to have both an aerobic and an anaerobic bacterial tests performed to best determine what medications will be most effective.