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  • Drug metabolism in fish essentially occurs in

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  • The ‘cherry red’ colour of blood observed in cyanide poisoning is due to

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    2021-01-17 21:44:45
  • What is it the most common immune mediated sickness in dogs in your country?

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    2021-01-17 18:34:20
  • Antidote for pcm/acetaminophen toxicity

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    2021-01-17 17:50:50
  • 5 ml of BaCl2 solution was mixed with the same amount of urine of the cow and precipitation was found

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    2021-01-17 17:41:48
  • Suture size used for closure of skin in cows are

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    2021-01-17 17:40:47
  • The choice of disinfectant for viral disease

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    2021-01-17 16:56:07
  • Acute lethargy,anorexia and 1 episode of seizures. He had been unattended in the garage. It is winter time and snowy outside.

    Arun Taneja

    Symptoms of Anti freeze ingetion

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    2021-01-17 10:02:49
  • Vomiting due to motion sickness is related to

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    2021-01-17 09:29:50
  • Injection of prostaglandin in synchronized recipient to that of donor is

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    2021-01-17 05:34:39
  • Chocolate poisoning in dogs causes

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    2021-01-17 05:33:24
  • A case of cheyletielosis in Dog

    Anik Datta

    Both topical and systemic acaricides are effective against cheyletiellosis, although no drugs are currently licensed for this indication. In addition to treatment of the affected animals, it is necessary to treat all in-contact animals. Topical drugs include lime sulfur, fipronil spot-on and spray, permethrin, and amitraz (the latter two are contraindicated in cats). Extra-label systemic drugs include selamectin spot-on, milbemycin oxime (PO), and ivermectin (SC). Care must be taken to avoid or minimize the risks of adverse reactions. The treatment period depends on the selected drug but must be long enough to eradicate the mites from both the animals and their environment, which can be difficult in animal communities (eg, breeding colonies, kennels). In practice, treatment lasts 6–8 wk and should continue for a few weeks beyond clinical cure until parasitologic cure is achieved.

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    2021-01-17 03:27:56
  • What if your pet eating unknown(unwanted) items..

    Anik Datta

    Very nice advice.

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    2021-01-17 03:22:48
  • Angry, happy or hungry? This AI-powered dog collar translates barks into human emotions.

    Anik Datta

    Wow, that would be a great technology.

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    2021-01-17 03:15:22
  • The ‘gun metal kidney’ is observed in

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  • Osmotic diuretics are

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  • Drug of choice for trichomoniasis in cattle

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    2021-01-17 02:47:19
  • The word “Exposure triad” is associated with the following poisoning condition

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    2021-01-16 23:51:00
  • Stranguria means

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    2021-01-16 20:07:46
  • Treatment of choice for Babesia Gibsoni Infection in dog

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    2021-01-16 20:06:34
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