John Dodam
Marieke de Vries
Synonym(s): Anesthesia, balanced anesthesia, narcosis, intravenous / inhalational anesthesia.
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Local anesthesia: peripheral nerve block - thoracic limb
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Sedation - sedative protocols
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Medication: Lufenuron
Chronic diarrhea
Medication: Ketoconazole
Medication: Griseofulvin
Medication: Fluoxetine
Acute vomiting
Pelvic limb paralysis / paresis
Medication: Spironolactone
Medication: Amoxicillin-clavulanate
Medication: Cefadroxil
Medication: Clomipramine
Dropped jaw
Medication: Sulfadimethoxine
Facial paralysis / paresis
Trismus
Medication: Ivermectin
Medication: Glucosamine - Chondroitin
Pet allergy - can I still have a dog?
Medication: Clindamycin
Medication: Doxycycline
Medication: Propranolol
Wounds and pets - what to do and when to call the veterinarian
Monkeypox and pets
Dental surgery - what to expect
Lameness in dogs
Medication: Furosemide
Medication: Pimobendan
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Heart: cardiomegaly
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