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Anal sacs and antibiotic resistance needn’t go hand in hand!

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Oclacitinib is labeled for administration every 12 hours for the first 14 days, then every 24 hours thereafter.

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William Oldenhoff
DVM, DACVD

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Building trust with pet owners can take time and effort. Continuity of care should be prioritized.

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Zoe Belshaw
Vet MB, MA, PhD, Cert SAM, DECVIM-CA, MRCVS, AFHEA

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Naloxone is most effective at reversing pure mu-opioid agonists (eg, fentanyl, morphine) and is less effective at reversing partial opioid agonists (eg, buprenorphine).

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