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Proper disposal of veterinary medications is essential for the safety of animals and household members. Improper storage or disposal can cause serious health risks if accidentally ingested, including injury, adverse reactions, toxicity, or death.
The information provided below may be beneficial to clients who call the clinic regarding their pet’s unused medications....
Dr. Gane is a clinical assistant professor in the small animal emergency and critical care service.
Tell us about your background.I grew up near Glasgow in Scotland and graduated fro...
Equine practitioners routinely manage horses with acute or ongoing hemorrhage—whether from trauma, guttural pouch mycosis, periparturient complications, or perioperative bleeding. In these situations, adjunctive hemostatic therapies such as formalin, aminocaproic acid (ACA), and Yunnan Baiyao are frequently administered to stabilize patients while definitive treatment is purs...
WCIA-TV (Feb. 26) – A critically ill red-tailed hawk that was admitted to the University of Illinois Wildlife Medical Clinic has made an “incredible recovery.” Because his anemia and low blood protein were so severe, he urgently needed a blood transfusion. “Ruby – one of our red-tailed hawks ambassadors – came to the rescue by donating blood to help save this patient,” the cl...
The annual NAPRRS/NC229 International Conference of Swine Viral Diseases was held in Chicago, Illinois, on January 16 and 17. It marked the 22nd time that researchers, veterinarians, and other pork industry leaders from around the...