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Replying to austeja Zykute 15/09/2021 - 12:34
Hello.
I hope you are safe and well. We get it through a company called BOVA:
Let me know how you get on.
Scott π
Replying to Stephanie C. 13/09/2021 - 21:12
It really is a wonder drug!
It has significantly decreased the number of feeding tubes that we place!
We get it from this supplier:
Scott π
Replying to Emma F. 13/09/2021 - 22:02
Hey.
I will drop you an email.
Scott π
Replying to Jacquin M. 14/09/2021 - 08:42
Thank you so much for this lovely feedback.
It always a great session.
Mairi is amazing. Thank you for your contribution too.
Scott π
Replying to Gail S. 13/09/2021 - 19:47
Hello.
Thanks for flagging. I will drop you an email now.
Scott π
Replying to Stephanie C. 13/09/2021 - 13:57
Hey.
Will drop you an email now.
Scott:)
Replying to Emma A. 10/09/2021 - 11:39
Thank you for your bravery Emma! I look forward to hearing what others think.
Scott π
Replying to Emma Holt 10/09/2021 - 13:28
This is an interesting case Emma!
I think you were the one that shared this paper with me at the time!Scott π
Replying to Jacquin M. 10/09/2021 - 11:57
Hey.
I definitely prefer gabapentin in cats and trazadone in dogs.
Both if really challenging!
Scott π
Hello!
I feel your pain. My remaining brain cell is often exhausted! I have popped some thoughts/answers below your questions below:
1/ Urine samples. I know they are supposed to be from multiple days but how does this work practically? We usually send out clients home with a uripet. Do you ask clients to mix everything in a big container and decant into a sample tube before bringing it in?
Or just get a bit of urine every day into the pottle?
Or something else?when collecting from multiple days in the AM the main thing I would be looking at would be the USG. I would just get them to bring in a little bit of urine sample in to practice for USG. I would do these as individual samples and not pooled.
If you are asking owners for a home caught urine sample to measure UPC, that is a bit different. I would ask them to collect from 3 days and pool the samples.
2/ Sometimes you mention βlet time pass then retestβ. How much time? Iβm guessing it depends on whether the pet is sick or well?
Totally depends on the pet and how sick. This is mostly applicable to cases of possible Cushing’s disease. If there is any uncertainty overall and there is not a rush for a diagnosis I would re-test in 2-4 weeks. Will depend on case however.
3/ Are we allowed to ask questions about things we are seeing in practice that have nothing to do with this weekβs topic?
Of course! Ask away!
Scott π
Replying to Emma A. 09/09/2021 - 20:38
Hello everyone!
I love reading about everyone’s backgrounds. What a brilliantly diverse group of people form all over the world. Lots of equine vets too! I think we have lots to learn from each other.
Emma and Holly, I have dropped you an email regarding the discussion forum. if anyone else if having problems posting a new post, drop me an email (scott@vtx-cpd.com).
Have a lovely weekend.
Scott π
Hello everyone!
It is so nice to hear everyone’s backgrounds.
We want you to get as much as possible out of the course and want this to be a very safe space to ask any questions you like! If you are not comfortable asking questions on the discussion forum, you are always welcome to email me directly.
Hope you are all having a lovely week.
Scott π
Replying to austeja Zykute 08/09/2021 - 08:16
Hey.
We get it from a company called BOVA who do a lot of reformulations. They have lots of great products actually.
I would drop them and email and see if they can help:
https://www.bova.co.uk/contact/
Hope that helps.
Scott π
Replying to austeja Zykute 31/08/2021 - 11:01
This really interesting Austeja.
Thank you for sharing. Funnily enough I just recorded a podcast with Dr DeNicola yesterday! He is a really lovely guy.
Scott π
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