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Dexmedetomidine has a well-established role in small animal veterinary practice, providing reliable sedation, analgesia, and the practical advantage of reversibility.
Monitoring glucose levels in patients with diabetes mellitus has pivoted from conventional in-hospital blood glucose curves to at-home CGM monitors with increasingly sophisticated capabilities.
Specialized diets may play a role in the management of canine environment-induced atopic dermatitis; however, the evidence supports diets only as adjunctive therapy to medication.
ILE therapy has evolved from being a parenteral nutrition tool to a first-line rescue therapy in veterinary medicine.
In addition to the condition being treated, other factors to consider when choosing appropriate medications include severity of disease, delivery challenges, systemic absorption, and client and patient compliance with administration.
Deep fungal dermatoses in cats are uncommon but clinically significant and may result in substantial morbidity or even death.