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Though gabapentin’s mechanism of action, dosing frequency, and adverse effects limit its indications for use in veterinary patients, there are appropriate uses. Here’s our top 5.

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Based on their mechanism of action, H1 antihistamines are only recommended as a preventive for atopic dermatitis.

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Christina Monika Gentry
DVM, DACVD

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Lateral or medial saphenous veins are most commonly used for sampling catheter placement in canine and feline patients.

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Andrew Linklater
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