scott@vtx-cpd.com

The cost does seem to be the issue… It is so much easier though.

Scott x

I think it is about choosing the right cases. I definitely think they have a place in cases where animals have a diagnosis and are already being appropriately treated. I can understand his concerns as there will be cases where it just becomes a way of making them eat.

The drug I was talking about above is definitely worth looking in to:

Scott 🙂

Hey.

Thanks for this. Interesting comments. Does anyone every administer sorbitol in these cases? I have never given it as a separate thing. Is there an animal safe preparation of sorbitol?

I have always found activated charcoal difficult to calculate the dose and administer (especially the powder). There is a new suspension that does seem easier to administer:

Does anyone have experience of using this?

Scott x

Hey.

I really think there would be. Appetite stimulants are always tricky from the point of view of knowing when to use them. On the other hand, nutrition is so important for healing generally.

I think it may be the little kick start those DKA and pancreatitis cases need!

I would definitely have a bottle in stock.

Scott 🙂

Here is the link to the paper:

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32255828/

Scott 🙂