BSAVA / VPIS Guide to Common Canine and Feline Poisons

This book presents thumbnail sketches of pertinent information relating to the poisoning of small animal pets by commonly encountered substances, plants and other items. For each agent, information is given on toxicology, clinical effects, appropriate first aid and subsequent management and prognosis.

Informationen zum Autor BSAVA / VPIS is the author of BSAVA / VPIS Guide to Common Canine and Feline Poisons, published by Wiley. Klappentext This book presents thumbnail sketches of pertinent information relating to poisoning of small animal pets by commonly encountered substances, plants and other items. For each agent, information is given on toxicology, clinical effects, appropriate first aid and subsequent management and prognosis. This is to enable veterinary surgeons and their staff to give appropriate guidance over the telephone or in person, to clients that suspect their animals may have been poisoned. A 'traffic light' system indicates the level of concern and urgency Zusammenfassung This book presents thumbnail sketches of pertinent information relating to poisoning of small animal pets by commonly encountered substances, plants and other items. For each agent, information is given on toxicology, clinical effects, appropriate first aid and subsequent management and prognosis. This is to enable veterinary surgeons and their staff to give appropriate guidance over the telephone or in person, to clients that suspect their animals may have been poisoned. A 'traffic light' system indicates the level of concern and urgency Inhaltsverzeichnis Acknowledgements Foreword Introduction How to use this guide CANINE Common Poisons A ACE inhibitor exposure in dogs Adder bite in dogs Aesculus hippocastanum exposure in dogs Allium species exposure in dogs Allopurinol exposure in dogs Alphachloralose exposure in dogs Amitraz exposure in dogs Amoxicillin exposure in dogs Anticoagulant rodenticide exposure in dogs Antihistamine exposure in dogs Arachis hypogaea exposure in dogs Aspirin overdose in dogs B Baclofen exposure in dogs Barbiturate exposure in dogs Battery exposure in dogs Bendroflumethiazide exposure in dogs Benodiazepine exposure in dogs Beta-blocker exposure in dogs Blue-green algae exposure in dogs Borax exposure in dogs Buprenorphine exposure in dogs C Caffeine exposure in dogs Calcium channel blocker exposure in dogs Carbamate insecticide exposure in dogs Carbamazepine exposure in dogs Carbon monoxide exposure in dogs Chocolate exposure in dogs Codeine exposure in dogs Colchicum autumnale exposure in dogs Cotoneaster species exposure in dogs Crocus species exposure in dogs Cyanoacrylate adhesive exposure in dogs D Detergent exposure in dogs Dieffenbackia species exposure in dogsv Dihydrocodeine exposure in dogs Diquat exposure in dogs E Ethanol exposure in dogs Ethylene glycol exposure in dogs Expanding foam exposure in dogs F Fertilizer exposure in dogs Fish oil exposure in dogs 5-Fluorouracil exposure in dogs Fungus exposure in dogs G Gabapentin exposure in dogs Glucosamine exposure in dogs Glyphosate exposure in dogs H Hedera helix exposure in dogs Hyacinthoides species exposure in dogs Hyacinthus orientalis exposure in dogs 5-Hydroxytryptophan exposure in dogs I Ilex aquifolium exposure in dogs Iron exposure in dogs Ivermectin exposure in dogs L Laburnum anagyroides exposure in dogs Lead exposure in dogs Levothyroxine exposure in dogs Loperamide exposure in dogs M Macadamia nut exposure in dogs Mebeverine exposure in dogs Mefenamic acid exposure in dogs Metaldehyde exposure in dogs Metformin exposure in dogs Methylphenidate exposure in dogs Metronidazole expos...

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This book presents thumbnail sketches of pertinent information relating to poisoning of small animal pets by commonly encountered substances, plants and other items. For each agent, information is given on toxicology, clinical effects, appropriate first aid and subsequent management and prognosis. This is to enable veterinary surgeons and their staff to give appropriate guidance over the telephone or in person, to clients that suspect their animals may have been poisoned. A 'traffic light' system indicates the level of concern and urgency

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Acknowledgements Foreword

Introduction

How to use this guide

CANINE Common Poisons

A

ACE inhibitor exposure in dogs

Adder bite in dogs

Aesculus hippocastanum exposure in dogs

Allium species exposure in dogs

Allopurinol exposure in dogs

Alphachloralose exposure in dogs

Amitraz exposure in dogs

Amoxicillin exposure in dogs

Anticoagulant rodenticide exposure in dogs

Antihistamine exposure in dogs

Arachis hypogaea exposure in dogs

Aspirin overdose in dogs

B

Baclofen exposure in dogs

Barbiturate exposure in dogs

Battery exposure in dogs

Bendroflumethiazide exposure in dogs

Benodiazepine exposure in dogs

Beta-blocker exposure in dogs

Blue-green algae exposure in dogs

Borax exposure in dogs

Buprenorphine exposure in dogs

C

Caffeine exposure in dogs

Calcium channel blocker exposure in dogs

Carbamate insecticide exposure in dogs

Carbamazepine exposure in dogs

Carbon monoxide exposure in dogs

Chocolate exposure in dogs

Codeine exposure in dogs

Colchicum autumnale exposure in dogs

Cotoneaster species exposure in dogs

Crocus species exposure in dogs

Cyanoacrylate adhesive exposure in dogs

D

Detergent exposure in dogs

Dieffenbackia species exposure in dogsv Dihydrocodeine exposure in dogs

Diquat exposure in dogs

E

Ethanol exposure in dogs

Ethylene glycol exposure in dogs

Expanding foam exposure in dogs

F

Fertilizer exposure in dogs

Fish oil exposure in dogs

5-Fluorouracil exposure in dogs

Fungus exposure in dogs

G

Gabapentin exposure in dogs

Glucosamine exposure in dogs

Glyphosate exposure in dogs

H

Hedera helix exposure in dogs

Hyacinthoides species exposure in dogs

Hyacinthus orientalis exposure in dogs

5-Hydroxytryptophan exposure in dogs

I

Ilex aquifolium exposure in dogs

Iron exposure in dogs

Ivermectin exposure in dogs

L

Laburnum anagyroides exposure in dogs

Lead exposure in dogs

Levothyroxine exposure in dogs

Loperamide exposure in dogs

M

Macadamia nut exposure in dogs

Mebeverine exposure in dogs

Mefenamic acid exposure in dogs

Metaldehyde exposure in dogs

Metformin exposure in dogs

Methylphenidate exposure in dogs

Metronidazole exposure in dogs

Milbemycin exposure in dogs

Moxidectin exposure in dogs

N

Narcissus species exposure in dogs

Nicotine exposure in dogs

Nitenpyram exposure in dogs

Nitroscanate exposure in dogs

Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID) exposure in dogs

O

Oral contraceptive pill exposure in dogs

Organophosphate insecticide exposure in dogs

P

Paracetamol exposure in dogs

Pergolide exposure in dogs

Phenothiazine exposure in dogs

Phenoxyacetic acid derivative herbicide exposure in dogs

Pimobendan exposure in dogs

Potassium bromide exposure in dogs

Pot pourri exposure in dogs

Praziquantel exposure in dogs

Proton-pump inhibitor exposure in dogs

Puffball exposure in dogs

Q

Quercus species exposure in dogs

Quinine exposure in dogs

R

Rhododendron species exposure in dogs

S

Salbutamol exposure in dogs

Selective serotonin re-uptake inhibitor (SSRI) antidepressant exposure in dogs

Senna exposure in dogs

Silica gel exposure in dogs

Sodium chloride exposure in dogs

Sodium hypochlorite exposure in dogs

Sodium valproate exposure in dogs

Solanum tuberosum exposure in dogs

Sorbus aucuparia exposure in dogs

Spinosad exposure in dogs

Statins exposure in dogs

Sulphonylurea exposure in dogs

Sympathomimetic exposure in dogs

T

Taxus species exposure in dogs

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