Practitioner Updates

If you have an epileptic patient that runs out of medication over the weekend, or your clinic is out of a particular seizure medication, here are medications that can be found at human retail pharmacies…
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Do you have neurophobia? If you’ve ever felt your heart rate increase when a seizuring patient walks through the door, you’re not alone. The term “neurophobia” describes the anxiety many medical students and clinicians experience…
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Primary care veterinarians are often called upon when a neonatal calf with diarrhea is doing poorly. Often traditional feeding methods cannot keep up with the calf’s hydration needs, leading them to surrender to decreased immune…
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Most people are familiar with the poten­tial hazards associated with handling chemotherapy medications. However, there are other medications that can pose significant risks to people handling them, and these hazards may not be as widely…
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Dr. Talbot-Wurlod is a clinical associate profes­sor in our small animal emergency and critical care service. Tell us about your background. I grew up in Switzerland and earned my veterinary degree from the University of…
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Dr. Marie Depoix is a clinical assistant professor in our small animal emergency and critical care service. Tell us about your background. I grew up in Morocco and earned my veterinary degree from the University…
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How do you know if you should dose a drug on ideal body weight versus actual body weight in obese or overweight patients? Unfortunately, there is not a straightforward answer, either in veterinary medicine or…
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