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Responding to accidental atomoxetine ingestion

May 1, 2013

At fairly low dosages, atomoxetine—a drug in people to treat ADHD—can be toxic in dogs and cats.

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Have You Heard? Essential oil flea preventives: "Natural" does not equate to no worries (Script)

May 1, 2013

Essential oils' newfound celebrity as flea preventives is bringing to light the differences in oversight of their efficacy and safety.

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Journal Scan: Anticoagulant rodenticide screening may help determine prognosis

April 22, 2013

This study looked at whether such a screening is worth it and what it means if the results are negative.

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Skunk spray toxicosis: An odiferous tale

April 1, 2013

Skunk spray is toxic? Be prepared—your next patient may be skunked!

Source: DVM360 MAGAZINE

Beneful blasted in blogosphere

April 1, 2013

Purina product is source of ire for many pet owners, but veterinary experts urge caution.

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Review common poisons for cats during National Poison Prevention Awareness Week

March 15, 2013

CATalyst Council says items such as household plants and human food can be toxic.

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When and how to use activated charcoal

March 1, 2013

Learn when decontamination with activated charcoal will benefit your patients and how to best administer it.

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Idea Exchange: Fashion trash to keep patients clean

February 1, 2013

Try this tip to keep patients clean during activated charcoal administration.

Source: DVM360 MAGAZINE

Hartz recalls chicken products containing antibiotic residue

January 30, 2013

Milo's Kitchen's chicken-based treats also recently recalled.

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