Drug for dogs with idiopathic epilepsy gets FDA approval The potassium bromide chewable tablet is indicated for controlling seizures in dogs with idiopathic epilepsy. The product is available only by prescription to reduce the risk of intoxication, which can occur when high levels of bromide overwhelm the nervous system.

Have you heard of the chevron lucency? Interpreting dental radiographs in dogs and cats can be challenging, particularly when assessing teeth for possible endodontic disease. This column discusses the classic radiographic signs individually.

Part 2: Using ultrasound in the ER setting This article provides a thorough review of thoracic-focused assessment sonography for trauma, triage, and tracking (TFAST). Gaining proficiency with TFAST point-of-care ultrasound (POCUS) evaluations will give you a clinical edge for patients that present in respiratory distress, those with coughs, sudden collapse, and more.

Empower clients in open dialogue Discover how to adopt a practical and empathetic approach that empowers pet owners to feel more prepared and confident in navigating the financial aspects of pet ownership.

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