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I have a Lab-X that was previously diagnosed with a complete heart block. Trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole at a dosage of 26.5 to 31.3 mg/kg, PO, every 12 hours can substantially alter serum total T4 and TSH concentrations and neutrophil counts in dogs within as short a time as a few weeks. Results of this study demonstrate that the MOPP protocol is an effective regimen to rescue dogs with lymphoma that have become refractory to or have failed to respond to previously administered chemotherapy.Įffects of Short-Term Trimethoprim-Sulfamethoxazole Administration on Thyroid Function in Dogs MOPP Chemotherapy for Treatment of Resistant Lymphoma in Dogs: A Retrospective Study of 117 Cases (1989-2000)

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COMPENDIUM OF VETERINARY PRODUCTS FULL

Last year's, 2002 Western Veterinary Conference Notes are now available online to all VINners! Look in the VIN Library for the full text of over 700 speaker notes. If you are attending NAVC, stop by VIN's booth (#1835-1839) and say hello. In the long run, we'll benefit from their participation at the NAVC, because they'll bring back all that nice new knowledge to share with those of us who couldn't attend ourselves! They will be checking in on their folders as often as they can, but responses might be a bit slower than usual at times. Some are lecturing some are recharging their smart batteries. Many of VIN's consultants will be at the NAVC. Click the Library button (main nav bar) and check these resources out. The Compendium Of Veterinary Products Drug Labels and the Material Safety Data Sheets have just been updated. The Compendium and MSDS have been updated! We'd love your feedback on this newsletter and format, so email us your comments: | VIN This Week Archives | Books | Thanks for using VIN! Welcome to the HTML version of VIN This Week. 'Through the use of vaccination programmes and other infection-prevention strategies, we should strive to reduce reliance on antibiotic medicines, so as to ensure that we will continue to have these treatments usefully available into the future' the Minister concluded.Tuesday, JanuVIN THIS WEEK - MSDS and Compendium Updated

However, with the development of antibiotic resistance, it is important that antibiotics are used carefully and only where necessary. 'We have' the Minister stated 'become accustomed, over many generations, to the powerful therapeutic effect of antibiotic treatments, both in human and veterinary medicine'. The Minister also drew particular attention to the important role antibiotic treatments have played in maintaining our positive national herd health status while at the same time warning against the over-use of these products. Using unauthorised products obviously undermines such assurances and can also pose risks to our vital food export markets'. 'In an internet age, there is a temptation to circumvent normal channels for sourcing medicines, which poses dangers for animal and consumer health and welfare, not least due to the risks associated with counterfeit products' the Minister stated, adding 'Scientific bodies such as the Irish Medicines Board or the European Medicines Agency rightly subject products to rigorous examination before authorising them for the Irish market to make sure they prevent or cure diseases as claimed, and that they do not compromise consumers' health. The Minister went on to stress the need for both farmers and owners of pet animal to source medicines from authorised suppliers. However, as with humans, it is of critical importance that medicines are used on animals only as stipulated in the product licence and in this regard the Compendium plays a vital part as a source of structured information and data'. The Minister added: 'Medicines, including vaccines, obviously play a vital role in maintaining a healthy animal population.

Speaking at the launch, Minister Smith commended APHA for its continued commitment to the Compendium, which, he said, has established its position as an important reference for those involved in the distribution and use of veterinary medicines. IRELAND - The Minister for Agriculture, Fisheries and Food, Brendan Smith has launched the APHA (Animal and Plant Health Association) Compendium of veterinary medicines which are authorised for the Irish market.

Compendium of veterinary products