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Pharmacy and Medications
Information about common veterinary medications and pharmacies that fill pet prescriptions.
Revolution
About Revolution and its intended uses, as well as information on administration and precautions when using Revolution.
DAP Spray - Dog Appeasing Pheromone
DAP, or Dog Appeasing Pheromone, spray is a natural and non-toxic aid to calm dogs stressed by loud noises (fireworks, thunder), car rides, meeting new people/new baby, being separated from their people, and other stressful situations.
Reduce the Use of Pain Medication With Stem Cell Therapy
Stem cells have been used in dogs and horses for a few years now, with great success. The cells are collected from the patient's fat, shipped to a lab, processed, returned within 48 hours, and injected back into the patient. This stimulates healthy regeneration of diseased and arthritic joint, bone and ligament tissue. Vet-Stem, the company who performs this service, says that pain medications ar…
Follow up to: ProMeris - Adverse Reactions or Urban Legend?
An email about adverse ProMeris reactions reported by an owner of 7 dogs spread like wildfire on the Internet in April of 2008. Fort Dodge, the manufacturer of ProMeris, did ultimately issue a response, confirming that they did receive an adverse event report. At this writing they are evaluating the situation. Viewer comments suggest that this...
Subcutaneous (SQ) Fluid Administration Tip
Giving fluids under the skin (SQ fluids) is something that many pet owners learn to do at home. Fluids are usually given when their pet is suffering from an illness such as chronic kidney failure or general failing health due to age or disease. Here are some tips to make fluid giving more pleasant for your pet and for you.
Heartgard
About Heartgard and its intended uses, as well as information on administration and precautions when using Heartgard.
