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1 Index April 2016-March 2017 A Acepromazine; May 2016, P 2 Acid suppressants, frequency of use; Mar 2017, P 4 ACL tear, fibrosis. Jul 2016, P 1 Acupuncture, for chronic cancer pain; Dec 2016, P 1 Acupuncture, for hip dysplasia pain; Dec 2016, P 2 Alkalis, ingestion of; Dec 2016, P 2; Dec 2016, P 2 Alopecia, dealing with; Jul 2016, P 4 ALP. ALT, abnormal values in a normal dog; Jun 2016, P 4 ALT, ALP, abnormal values in a normal dog; Jun 2016, P 3 ALT, interpretation of; May 2016, P 4 Analgesia Analgesia, brachycephalic dogs; Jan 2017, P 4 Analgesia, Cerenia; Sep 2016, P 2 Analgesia, post-op; Oct 2016, P 2 Analgesia, treating pain of trauma; Jul 2016, P 3 Anemia of CKD in the cat, treating; Sep 2016, P 2 Anesthesia Anesthesia, brachycephalic dog; Sep 2016, P 3 Anesthesia, post-anesthetic welfare; Apr 2016, P 1 Anesthesia, pre-oxygenation, necessary? ; Feb 2017, P 4 Anesthesia, cat Anesthesia, cat, and tear production; Apr 2016, P 3 Anesthesia, cat, role of acepromazine; Apr 2016, P 3 Anesthesia, cat; Apr 2016, P 4 Antifungal shampoos for dogs and cats; Nov 2016, P 3 Antivenom, administering; Aug 2016, P 3 Appetite stimulant in CKD; Dec 2016, P 3 Asthma, cat, treating; Apr 2016, P 1 Atopy Atopy, as a sign of otitis; Apr 2016, P 1 Atopy, benefits of shampoo therapy; Jul 2016, P 3 Atopy, crisis buster; Nov 2016, P 3 Atopy, cyclosporine and steroids; Oct 2016, P 1 Atopy, fatty acids; Sep 2016, P 3 Atopy, nutritional supplements; Feb 2017, P 2 Atopy, role of fish oil; Jan 2017, P 3 Atopy, topical steroids for flares; May 2016, P 4 Atopy, use of azathioprine; Jul 2016, P 1 Avian, hemorrhage; Nov 2016, P 1
2 B Bacterial overgrowth; Mar 2017, P 4 Bartonellosis, treating; Oct 2016, P 4 Battery ingestion; Jan 2017, P 2 Behavior Behavior, fear aggression; Sep 2016, P 3; Sep 2016, P 3 Behavior, using clickers; Nov 2016, P 2 Behavior, trazadone, for anxiolysis; Sep 2016, P 4 Brachycephalic dogs, inducing; Mar 2017, P 3 Budesonide for IBD; Feb 2017, P 3 Bupivacaine and lidocaine, injecting together; Nov 2016, P 1 C Cancer pain, chronic, acupuncture; Dec 2016, P 1 Cardiomyopathy, and taurine; Jun 2016, P 3 Cat trauma, fluids; Oct 2016, P 1 CCL injury, diagnosing; Mar 2017, P 2 Cerclage wire, misinformation of; Nov 2016, P 1 Cerclage wire, tightening, Jan 2016, P 2 Cerenia, as an analgesic; Sep 2016, P 2 Chemotherapy exposure; Oct 2016, P 4 CKD CKD, anemia, treating; Sep 2016, P 2 CKD, angiotensin II-receptor blockers; Sep 2016, P 2 CKD, early diagnosis; Jun 2016, P 2 CKD, fatty acids use; Dec 2016, P 3 CKD, mirtazapine for appetite stimulant; Dec 2016, P 3 CKD, proton-pump inhibitors; Feb 2017, P 4 CKD, summary of treatment; Dec 2016, P 1 CKD, treating nausea; Jun 2016, P 4 CKD, using robenacoxib; Nov 2016, P 2 CKD, using SDMA; Oct 2016, P 3 Clopidogrel, for feline thromboembolism; Aug 2016, P 4 Colloids, question regarding use; Jan 2017, P 1 Colostrum, substituting with serum; Jun 2016, P 3 Cranberry extract, for UTI in dogs; Sep 2016, P 4 Cruciate disease, the sit test; Feb 2017, P 4 Cystitis, idiopathic, key points; Sep 2016, P 3 D Debridement, autolytic; Sep 2016, P 1 Declawing and house soiling; Jan 2017, P 2
3 Demodex, feet; Sep 2016, P 4 Demodicosis, fluralaner; Feb 2017, P 3 Demodicosis, localized, treating; Nov 2016, P 2 Depo-Medrol, mislabeled; Aug 2016, P 1 Dermatophytes, diagnosing; Feb 2017, P 3 Detomidine, as a sedative; Jul 2016, P 1 Dexmedetomidine, as an emetic; Jun 2016, P 1 Diabetes, feline Diabetes, feline, fructosamine; Nov 2016, P 1 Diabetes, feline, insulin recommendations; Mar 2017, P 2 Diabetes, feline, loose control approach; Jul 2016, P 3 Diarrhea, cat, homemade diet for; Sep 2016, P 1 Diet, homemade elimination diet; Jun 2016, P 3 Diet, homemade, for diarrhea in the cat; Sep 2016, P 1 Disc disease, using strict rest; Feb 2017, P 2 Dysphoria, treating; Aug 2016, P 2 Dystocia, bitch, recognizing; Sep 2016, P 1 E Ear polyps; Oct 2016, P 4 Electrical safety in the hospital; Jan 2017, P 4 Emetic, dexmedetomidine; Jun 2016, P 1 End-of-life care, new guidelines; Mar 2017, P 3 End-of-life care, nutrition; Jan 2017, P 1 Euthanasia, post-mortem changes; Apr 2016, P 3 Excitement urination, treating; Aug 2016, P 4 F Ferguson s reflex; Sep 2016, P 1 Ferret tid-bits; Apr 2016, P 3 Ferrets, using NSAIDs; May 2016, P 3 FHV-1 FHV-1, anti-virals for; Feb 2017, P 4 FHV-1, chronic; Dec 2016, P 2 FHV-1, treatment guidelines; Oct 2016, P 3 FHV-1, treatment with alpha interferon; Nov 2016, P 3 FIC pearls; Mar 2017, P 4 FIC, treating; Jan 2017, P 3 FIP, dry, treatment; Jan 2017, P 2 FIP, effusion analysis; Mar 2017, P 2 Fluids, in car trauma; Oct 2016, P 1 Fluids, rate of delivery during surgery questioned; Jan 2017, P 1 Fluralaner for demodicosis; Feb 2017, P 3
4 Fracture gap; Jan 2017, P 3 Fructosamine in cats; Nov 2016, P 1 Fructosamine in dogs; Dec 2016, P 2 Furosemide, as a vasodilator; Jul 2016, P 3 G Giardia, and the immunocompromised; May 2016, P 2 Gingivostomatitis, using steroids; May 2016, P 2 H Heart disease, using ACE inhibitors; Jul 2016, P 3 Heart failure, recurrent; Jun 2016, P 4 Heart failure, use of spironolactone; Jun 2016, P 3 Heartworm Heartworm, dealing with preventive lapses; Jul 2016, P 4 Heartworm, problems with prophylaxis; Nov 2016, P 4 Heartworm, reducing melarsomine complications; Feb 2017, P 2 Heartworm, resistance, determining; Feb 2017, P 3 Heartworm, role of Wolbachia; Feb 2017, P 1 Heatstroke, hypothermic presentation; Mar 2017, P 3 Hepatic lipidosis, treatment; Apr 2016, P 2 Hepatitis, chronic, using cyclosporine; Sep 2016, P 4 Hip dysplasia pain, acupuncture; Dec 2016, P 2 Hospitalized dogs, trazadone for; Feb 2017, P 1 House soiling and declawing; Jan 2017, P 2 Hyperthyroidism, guidelines for treating; Aug 2016, P 3 I IBD, budesonide; Feb 2017, P 3 IBD, feline; Aug 2016, P 1 Inappropriate elimination, feline; Aug 2016, P 4 International travel, website; Dec 2016, P 1 Isoniazid toxicosis; Dec 2016, P 3 IV bags, using a Sharpie to write on; Dec 2016, P 4 IVAPM, benefits of belonging; Mar 2017, P 2 K Kidney disease, staging; May 2016, P 2
5 L Label dose vs. reality; Jun 2016, P 1 Lidocaine and bupivacaine, injecting together; Nov 2016, P 1 LUT, treatment; Jan 2017, P 3 M Malassezia, new guidelines for diagnosing; Oct 2016, P 2 Mammary tumors, feline; Mar 2017, P 4 Melarsomine, reducing complications; Feb 2017, P 2 Minocycline, give without food; May 2016, P 3 Mirtazapine, for appetite stimulant in CKD; Dec 2016, P 3 MRDI gene MDR1 gene, drugs affected by; Aug 2016, P 2 MDR1 gene, in mixed breed dogs; Jul 2016, P 2 MDRI gene, pesticides; Oct 2016, P 1 MRSA transmission; Feb 2017, P 4 MRSP, how it arises; Mar 2017, P 1 Multi-cat households, use of tryptophan; Dec 2016, P 1 N Nasal planum, cat, squamous cell; May 2016, P 3 Nasal tumors; Aug 2016, P 1 Neonate, hypoglycemia; May 2016, P 1 Neonate, overheating; May 2016, P 1 Nephropathies, ace-inhibitor therapy; Oct 2016, P 2 Neutering, early, detrimental effects; Sep 2016, P 2 Night time walking; May 2016, P 2 NSAIDs NSAIDs benefit of early use; Sep 2016, P 2 NSAIDs, benefit of long-tern use; Jun 2016, P 2 NSAIDS, long-term use; Mar 2017, P 2 NSAIDs, using; Dec 2016, P 2 Nutrition, for geriatrics; Jun 2016, P 2 O Omeprazole, dosage changed; Jan 2017, P Oncology, new guidelines; Nov 2016, P 4 Osteoarthritis, cat, symptoms; Apr 2016, P 4 Osteoarthritis, cat; Jun 2016, P 1 Osteoarthritis, long-term use of NDAIDs; Apr 2016, P 3 Osteoarthritis, use of acetaminophen; Oct 2016, P 1 Osteosarcoma, reducing pain; Feb 2017, P 2
6 Otitis Otitis, chronic proliferative; Jun 2016, P 4 Otitis, Demodex, cat; Aug 2016, P 2 Otitis, Malassezia; Jul 2016, P 2~Dec 2016, P 2 Otitis, options for treating; Mar 2017, P 1 Otitis, the feline ear; Apr 2016, P 4 Otitis, topical therapy; Aug 2016, P 3 Otitis, using honey; Oct 2016, P 2 Otitis, yeast infections; Oct 2016, P 3 P Pain management in cat, pre-op; Feb 2017, P 3 Pancreatitis, feeding; Jun 2016, P 3 Pancreatitis, feline Pancreatitis, feline, fluids, electrolytes; Jul 2016, P 2 Pancreatitis, feline, nutrition; Sep 2016, P 3 Pancreatitis, feline; Aug 2016, P 1 Papilloma, viral; Jan 2017, P 1 Patellar luxation; Apr 2016, P 4 Pet food, cross-contamination; Oct 2016, P 4 Pet health, benefits of discussing; Feb 2017, P 1 Pilling a cat; Jan 2017, P 4 Procaine penicillin G, mislabeled; Aug 2016, P 1 Polyps, cat ear; May 2016, P 2 Post-anesthetic delirium, managing; Nov 2016, P 2 Proton-pump inhibitors, and CKD; Feb 2017, P 4 Pruritus, differential list for; Oct 2016, P 3 Puppy resuscitation; Mar 2017, P 1 Pyoderma Pyoderma, bleach soaks; Aug 2016, P 2 Pyoderma, lack of compliance-treatment failure; Jul 2016, P 4 Pyoderma, superficial treating; Apr 2016, P 2 Pyoderma, topical treatment; Aug 2016, P 2 R Rabbits, premedication options; Dec 2016, P 4 Rabbits, technique for spaying; Aug 2016, P 4 Rabies, exposure guidelines; Apr 2016, P 1~May 2016, P 1 Recreational drugs, test kits for; Oct 2016, P 4 Rehab, walking; May 2016, P 3
7 Renal diet, successful transition to; May 2016, P 4 Resuscitation of pups; Nov 2016, P 3~Jan 2017, P 3 Robenacoxib, using in cats with CKD; Nov 2016, P 2 S Sedation Sedation, in-clinic options; Feb 2017, P 3 Sedation, pre-anesthesia; Nov 2016, P 4 Sedation, pre-clinic; Jan 2017, P 2 Sedation, stressful cat; Dec 2016, P 4 Sedation, the cat for examination; Nov 2016, P 3 Sedation, the poisoned patient; Nov 2016, P 2 Sedative, detomidine; Jul 2016, P 1 Sedative, feline sedation cocktail; Jul 2016, P 1 Seizures Seizures, add-on control with topiramate; Jun 2016, P 1 Seizures, algorithm for anticonvulsants; Sep 2016, P 4 Seizures, emergency treatment; Mar 2017, P 3 Seizures, ketamine for status epilepticus; Oct 2016, P 3 Seizures, single or multiple drugs; Aug 2016, P 3 Seizures, status epilepticus; Nov 2016, P 3 Seizures, using furosemide as an anticonvulsant; Jun 2016, P 1 Seizures, weaning off of phenobarbital; May 2016, P 3 Seizures, which antiepileptic drug to choose first; Dec 2016, P 3 Shampoo therapy, benefits of; Jul 2016, P 3 Shampoo therapy; Mar 2017, P 1 Shock, hypovolemia in; Nov 2016, P 4 Snakebite wounds, handling of; Aug 2016, P 2 Snakebites, administering antivenom Solu-Delta-Cortef, mislabeling of; Jul 2016, P 1 Spironolactone, use in heart failure; Jun 2016, P 3 Staph infections, topical therapy; Oct 2016, P 1 Staph, resistant; Jan 2017, P 4 Status epilepticus; Nov 2016, P 3 Surgery Surgery, antebrachial fractures in toy breeds; Dec 2016, P 4 Surgery, cerclage wire, misinformation of; Nov 2016 Surgery, cerclage wire, tightening; Jan 2017, P 2 Surgery, IM pins; Jul 2016, P 2 Surgery, lacerations, antibiotics for; Dec 2016, P 4 Surgery, linear foreign body, removal; Jul 2016, P 4 Surgery, the fracture gap; Jan 2017, P 3 Surgery, withholding food after GI surgery; Jun 2016, P 2
8 Surgical site infection and hypothermia; Apr 2016, P 2 T Thoracosotomy tubes, length of stay; Feb 2017, P 4 Thromboembolism, feline, using clopidogrel; Aug 2016, P 4 Thyroid myths; Jul 2016, P 2 Topiramate, as add-on seizure control; Jun 2016, P 2 Tramadol, questions use as an analgesic; May 2016, P 3 Trazadone, as an anxiolytic in dogs and cats; Sep 2016, P 4 Trazadone for hospitalized dogs; Feb 2017, P 1 Tryptophan, affects of on multi-cat households; Dec 2016, P 1 U Urolithiasis, CaOx, reducing risk; Apr 2016, P 2 USG, cats, when to worry; Jul 2016, P 2 UTI UTI, dog, cranberry extract; Sep 2016, P 4 UTI, E coli, recurrent, supportive treatment; Dec 2016, P 2 UTI, recurring; Nov 2016, P 4 V Vaccines, core, new recommendations; Feb 2017, P 1 Vaccine myths; Sep 2016, P 2~Oct 206, P 2~Nov 2016, P 2 Vaccine reactions; Apr 2016, P 2 Vitiligo; Aug 2016, P 3 Vomiting, cats, resolving with diet change; Mar 2017, P 3 W WBC, interpreting; Aug 2016, P 4 Wounds, big dog vs. little dog; Oct 2016, P 3 Wounds, using honey; May 2016, P 1
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