September 21 FPTP NL

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Oral methadone is an effective pain control option for humans, but a difference in liver metabolism means it’s not a useful option in dogs due to poor bioavailability. Enter: A new study that uses medications we already have to manipulate liver enzymes and enhance the pharmacokinetics of this powerful oral opioid. Researchers combined oral methadone with fluconazole and naltrexone in two different dosing protocols for post-operative ovariohysterectomy patients, then performed pain scoring to assess analgesia. Did this combination have clinical efficacy?

Get all the details here on how combining oral methadone with other medications in your pharmacy could give you a new pain control option in your canine patients.

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If you're looking for information about feline health, look no further than this resource library. Start exploring.

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A recent study compared the amount of oxygen reaching the patient to the flowmeter setting. Get the results here.

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Dog parks provide a place to play and socialize with other pets. Discover which parasites are most prevalent and how we can minimize risks.

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Owners get their pets more essential fatty acids like omega-3s and omega-6s when it’s already in their kibble as opposed to capsules. Try these options for allergic pets.

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Discover how a new method of administration may help veterinary patients.

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