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Table 7-9Growth and Development of Sugar Gliders. 2,4,6Stage 1: In PouchAge(days)Weight(g)Head(mm)Leg(mm)Key Developmental Characteristics1 0.2 — — Mouth and forelimbs most developed feature20 0.8 11 6 Ears free from head; papillae of mystacial vibrissae(whiskers) visible30 1.6 14 9 —35 2 — — Mystacial vibrissae erupt; ears pigmented40 3.2 17 12 Start to pigment on shoulders; eye slits present50 6.2 20 16 Typical detachment from teat and emergence frompouch at 50-60 daysStage 2: Out of Pouch (OOP) a,bAge(weeks)Weight(g)Key Developmental Characteristics1 8-18 Dorsal stripe developing; little to no fur; slick tail; closed eyes2 12-22 Eyes open at approximately 17-21 days; fur lengthens3 17-29 Very fine fur, except abdominal area; tail still slick; eyes still closed4 18-35 Fur becoming more prominent; tail beginning to fluff; weaningbegins5 19-39 Complete fur coverage; light fur on abdominal area; tail continues tofill out6 20-45 Tail fully fluffed out; abdominal area fully furred; mostly weaned7 21-60 Very active at night; eating mainly solid foods8 23-75 Fully self-sufficient and weanedaOn a practical level, estimating an exact out of pouch (OOP) date is often problematic because of thenocturnal nature of the animal and protectiveness of parents; joeys often exhibit wide weight differentialsat the same age; the most reliable method for estimating age is to visually assess key distinguishingcharacteristics of their physical development, especially the abdominal area and tail. 3bOnce joey is observed out of pouch, age is typically measured in weeks. 1628
Table 7-10Dietary Components for Sugar Gliders in Captivity. 3CommonpresentationsDailyconsumptionPelleted kibbleFresh fruits andvegetablesSupplementTreats aBottled orfiltered waterBlossoms andbranchesObesity, malnutrition, and osteodystrophy often caused by nutritionalinconsistencies of homemade diets and excessive sweet and fatty items15%-20% of body weightNutritionally-balanced, commercial sugar glider kibble (Glide-R-Chow[www.sugarbears.com], NutriMax [www.vetspride.com]), VitaSmartSugar Glider Formula & Vita Prima Sunscription Exotics SugarGlider Formula (www.vitakraftsunseed.com)Apples, apricots, bananas, berries, corn, grapes, green beans, kiwifruit,mangos, melons, oranges, papaya, peas, sweet potatoes, squash, andwatermelonCalcium-based multivitamin supplement formulated specifically for sugargliders (Glide-A-Mins [www.sugarbears.com], VitaMax[www.vetspride.com])Must be strictly controlled; applesauce, yogurt, and limited invertebratessuch as mealworms, grasshoppers, moths, fly pupae, and cricketsRefresh drip water bottle daily; introduction of weighted container suchas small ashtray may also be necessary for young joeysEucalyptus, Banksia, Leptospermum, Grevillea, Acacia, Melaleuca, Callistemum,and HakeaaSugar gliders will preferentially eat sweet/fatty items to excess and to the exclusion of more nutritiousfoods, so they should not be presented with too wide a selection of foods.Table 7-11Suggested Sugar Glider Diets. 3,11Diet 1 375%: Nutritionally balanced, commercial sugar glider kibble: 1-2 oz (28-56 g)/day/animal;available free choice in cage at all times (Glide-R-Chow [www.sugarbears.com],NutriMax [www.vetspride.com])25%: Fresh fruits and vegetables: approximately of an apple, or the equivalent in mixedfruits/vegetables per animal per day; introduce each evening and remove leftovers inmorning; apples, apricots, bananas, berries, corn, grapes, green beans, kiwifruit, mangos,melons, oranges, paw paw (papaya), peas, sweet potatoes, squash, and watermelonCalcium-based multivitamin supplement: Sprinkle lightly on fruits/vegetables everyother day; can also be mixed into applesauce or fruit baby food and hand-fed daily topromote bonding (Glide-A-Mins [www.sugarbears.com], VitaMax[www.vetspride.com])Treats: Not to exceed 5% of daily diet; introduce gradually and individually, checking for629
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Exotic AnimalFormularyFIFTH EDITION
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Chapter 3: AmphibiansChapter 4: Rep
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Copyright3251 Riverport LaneSt. Lou
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Printed in the United States of Ame
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James W. CarpenterI dedicate this b
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Michelle G. Hawkins, VMD, Diplomate
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ForewordThe practice of exotic anim
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Formulary. In addition to the 295 d
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the medical care you provide to you
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About the EditorsAbout the editorJa
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C H A P T E R 1InvertebratesGregory
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Fluconazole5 mg/L×24 hrimmersion 1
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Tetracycline10 mg/kg POq24h 63Aquac
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(Interceptor,Novartis)0.16 mg/L as
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and 2 hr at high dose0.025-1 mg/kg
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inject into a strawberry and feed t
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Desert millipede (Orthoporus sp.)Gi
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13 Chair M., Nelis H.J., Leger P.,
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43 Lehmann D.W. Reef systems. In: L
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75 Vidal-Naquet N. Honeybees. In: L
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Acriflavine 4 mg/L×4h 118 Rainbow
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treatments q24-48h; 19-28 mg/Lfor 3
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25 mg/kg ICe q24h 129 Corkwing wras
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Kanamycin sulfate (Kantrex,Apotheco
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100 mg/L×6 hr 23 Tilapia/no residu
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10 mg/kg PO q24h×5days 47Channel c
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many plants; copper removed byactiv
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Formalin — Formalin combination f
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50-60 mg/L×10-30 secbath 100100 mg
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brine shrimp 5500 mL volume for 30
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bath 10050-500 mg/Lbath 10070 mg/L
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MS-222 (Tricaine-S,Syndel USA)— S
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neutralizerDexamethasone 1-2 mg/kg
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produce at least a6:1 ratio (w/w) o
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PCV (%) 31±7.3 35 (24-43)RBC (10 6
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Globulin (g/dL) — 1.7A:G (ratio)
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A:G (ratio) 0.33 —Sodium (mmol/L)
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MeasurementaBonnethead shark(Sphyrn
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Globulin (g/dL) — 2.2 (1.4-3.6)A:
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an intensive eel-culture system. Aq
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46 Gilmartin W.G., Camp B.J., Lewis
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74 Iosifidou E.G., Haagsma N., Olli
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106 Ovaprim (salmon gonadotropin re
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punctatus). Am J Vet Res. 1985;46:2
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Amikacin5 mg/kg IMq36h 59Bullfrogs/
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bath a,59Ofloxacin 0.3%ophthalmicso
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some individuals0.5-1.5 mg/L×5 min
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(F)/ivermectin (I)(I) 0.2 mg/kg PO
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25 g/L×≤10 min bath 59 Ectoparas
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frogs0.35 mL in 1 L purifiedwater 1
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anesthesia; induction within30 min;
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Table 3-5Hormones Used in Amphibian
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Dexamethasone 1.5 mg/kg SC, IM 59 V
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Table 3-7Physiologic and Hematologi
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Table 3-8Blood Collection Sites in
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FluctuantmassCornealopacitySudden d
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HydrocoelomCloacalprolapseLamenessI
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Table 3-11Guidelines for Managing P
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• A large percentage of amphibian
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3 Allender M.C., Fry M.M. Amphibian
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33 Martel A., Van Rooij P., Vercaut
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reference intervals for health moni
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Amikacin — Potentially nephrotoxi
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Chloramphenicol — Most species/pu
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50 mg/250 mL sterilewater; 1-3 mL/n
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45 mg/kg q24h 103 nephrotoxic; main
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Chlorhexidine (Nolvasan2%, Fort Dod
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PO×47 days 347,383anamorph of Nann
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Levamisole (Levasole13.65%,Mallinck
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Pyrantel pamoate5 mg/kg PO, repeat
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Agent Dosage Species/CommentsAcepro
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Butorphanol(B)/midazolam (Mi)Dexmed
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0.5-2 mg/kg IM 211 CrocodiliansGlyc
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Ketamine(K)/butorphanol (B)See (K)
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with chemical immobilization0.158 m
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10-18 mg/kg ICe 269 Chelonians7.5-1
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recovery periodsThiopental 19-31 mg
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Carprofen1-4 mg/kg PO, SC,IM, IV q2
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IM 90,350,351,353depression), fresh
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Levothyroxine0.02 mg/kg POq48h 132G
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Calcium gluconate 50-100 mg/kg SC,
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q24h 242Emeraid Herbivore (Lafeber)
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apart 191Ringer’s solution for re
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Vitamin E/selenium (L-Se,Schering)1
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CisplatinCyclophosphamideuntil defe
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release pellets(InnovativeResearch
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Chloride (mEq/L) 125 (108-138) 131
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Albumin (g/dL) b 2.1 (1.2-2.9) 2.1
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Lymphocytes(10 3 /µL)2.59 (0.60-6.
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Chloride (mEq/L) 122 (105-139) 119
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Albumin (g/dL) b 2.0 (0.8-3.2) 2.3
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MCHC (g/dL) 32 (19-46) 21 (14-36) 2
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RBC (10 6 /µL) 1.3 (1-1.7) 1.4 (1.
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(g/dL)Albumin (g/dL) b 2.2 (2.1-2.3
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Triglyceride(mg/dL)135 (17-476) 35
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Heterophils (10 3 /µL)Lymphocytes(
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µL)Azurophils (10 3 /µL)Eosinophi
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(10 3 /µL)Basophils (10 3 /µL)0.1
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(mg/dL)Creatine kinase(U/L)153 (23-
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Glucose (mg/dL) 53 (4-113) 54 (21-1
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(mg/dL)Uric acid (mg/dL) 0.5 (0-1.2
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Russian tortoise(Agrionemyshorsfiel
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Powder,NOWFoods)Baby foodsCommercia
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Table 4-14Guidelines for Tracheal/P
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• Lack of UVA and UVB light spect
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Table 4-18Selected Sources of Diets
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soldier fly larvae,roaches, rice fl
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under tank heaterHumidity DevicesEx
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and subcutaneous tramadol administr
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farmacologica com cetamina e xilazi
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DVM. 1998;1:23.80 Divers S.J. Anest
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Med Surg. 2009;19:106-114.113 Giann
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ketamine anesthesia with atipamezol
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kinetics of gentamicin and amikacin
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206 Kolmstetter C.M., Cox S., Ramsa
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turtles, Lepidochelys kempi. J Zoo
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270 Millichamp N.J. Ophthalmology.
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(Trachemys scripta elegans). J Zoo
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334 Schaeffer D.O. Anesthesia and a
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ceftazidime in loggerhead sea turtl
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disposition of clarithromycin in th
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Agent Dosage Species/CommentsAmikac
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q12h × 5days 11255-110 mg/kg POq12
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q12-24h 198,202100 mg/kg IMq12h 566
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25-50 mg/kg IM,IV q12h 66750-75 mg/
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100 mg/kg POq8-12h 318100 mg/kg POq
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solution/Ldrinkingwater 668applicat
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against Gram-negative organisms;act
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25-50 mg/kg POq12-24h 33335 mg/kg P
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q24h 32025-50 mg/Ldrinkingwater 981
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Table 5-44)10 mg/kg POq12h 5115-20
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25-50 mg/kg POq12h 31535-50 mg/kg P
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200 mg/kg IMq24h 51,76130-400 mg/Ld
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Rifabutin (Mycobutin, Pfizer)wash o
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q8-12h 56620 mg/kg SC, IMq12h 14830
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50 mg/L drinkingwater 685250-400 mg
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q24h × 5 days 685Inject 10 mg/kgin
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q6h × 20-90 days 35820-75 mg/kg PO
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25-50 mg/kg PO q24h ×3-4 days 760
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dose in hot weather andhigher dose
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250 mg/L drinking water× 3-7 days
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7.5 mg/kg PO, SC 112 Ostriches7.5 m
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days 135Melarsomine dihydrochloride
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99 mg/kg feed 122,482 Sandhill cran
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Permethrin Dust plumage lightly 38
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safety margin 1944.5 mg/kg PO, repe
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water × 5 days 13560 mg/L drinking
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Sulfadimethoxine (12.5%) 20 mg/kg P
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of coccidiosis;contraindicated with
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10 mg/kg PO q48h × 3treatments 381
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480 mg/L drinking waterq24h 135Pige
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Alfaxalone (A)/fentanyl (F)(A) 20 m
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0.25 mg/kg IM 505 Red-tailed hawks/
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use in any avian speciesDetomidine
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0.05-0.5 mg/kg IV 333 Most species0
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0.025 mg/kg IM 333 OstrichesEtorphi
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0.6 mg/kg0.1, 0.3, and0.6 mg/kg IM
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(K) 10 mg/kg + (D)0.2 mg/kg IM 31 P
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(K) 8 mg/kg IV + (X) Ostriches/keta
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intranasally with sternalrecumbency
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1-2.4% + (V)0.2 mg/kg IV 416,418aPe
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procedures; 263 recommend 3-5 mg/kg
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lead to banning of diclofenac in In
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shortest half-life (0.49 hr) of any
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Buserelin (Receptal,Intervet India)
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Insulin40-50 mg/kg IVq24h 8060.002
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5-50 mg/kg SC, IMq4-6wk 3815-30 mg/
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2-8 mg/kg SC, IMonce 388-8.5 mg/kg
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Dexamethasonesodiumphosphate5%-10%
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0.5 mL saline 333Voriconazole10 mg/
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Charcoal, activated — Adsorbs tox
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(M)/activatedcharcoal (C)Magnesium
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Agent Dosage Species/CommentsAmitri
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Levetiracetam750 µg/kg; BW≤300 g
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80 mg/kg POq24h 9580 mg/kg PO q12h
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parts water; 3drops into 100mL drin
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Edetate disodium ophthalmicdrops1 d
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(0.5%) 1 drop/eye topical 773 Hispa
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bilateral application1 drop of 0.4%
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inappetence; frequency was notdeter
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Vincristine sulfate 0.1 mg/kg IV q7
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powder 660Tobramycin — Release fo
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12h 3334 mg/kg IM q12h 742 Pionus p
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hypoK: 40mEq/LSevere hypoK:60 mEq/L
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F18 injection,Siemens)37 MBq (1 mCi
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Amazon parrots/PD; contrast fluoros
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water 333Diphenoxylate withatropine
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contrast media; 1:1 dilution with w
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sulfate 3331 mL combined withminera
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Skin-So-Soft (Avon)Topical to affec
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H:L ratio — — —ChemistriesALP
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Colorimetric 32-117 12-112 44-108BU
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Prealbumin(g/dL)— 0.12-0.42 —α
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species) (n alba) 142 (n species) a
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MCH (pg) 26-55 38.4 ± 3.6MCHC (g/d
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Chloride (mEq/L) — 100 ± 16 —C
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MeasurementHematologyBald Eagle (Ha
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ALT (U/L) 3-50 —AST (U/L) 76-492
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HematologyPCV (%) 43 ± 3.2 49 ± 2
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MeasurementGreat Gray Owl(Strix neb
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Biologic and Physiologic Values of
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Eurasianeagle owl2-4 34-36 2-3 Firs
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dirty nail clip;carnivorousbirds ha
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Table 5-30Lipoprotein Panel of Sele
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Table 5-32Approximate Resting Respi
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Table 5-36Fluid Therapy Recommendat
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Calculation of Enteral Feeding Requ
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Table 5-40Doxycycline Recipes Used
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Table 5-42Selected Nutritional Reco
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Protocols Used in Treating Mycobact
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in Critical Birds. aEmergency DrugD
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Nobilis Lasota,Intervet)eyes— Add
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consciousbirds 869Direct in birdsun
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Table 5-50ECG Measurements Referenc
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containing tris-[hydroxymethyl] ami
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a single oral dose and administrati
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675 Roberts M.F. Pigeons. Jersey Ci
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768 Steinhort L.A. Diagnosis and tr
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drinking water×3-5 days 12315-20 m
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continuouslythroughout feedingperio
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12h 32(PK), ducksPoultry/restricted
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10 mg/kg PO q12h× Chickens/PK; hig
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Gentamicin sulfate (Garasol, Interv
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staphylococcalinfections 1665-8 mg/
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7 days 165Oxytetracycline (Terramyc
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60 mg/kg PO q24h×7 days 69 Poultry
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Agent Dosage Species/CommentsCopper
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Cypermethrin (5%) (Max Con, Y-Tex)t
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80 mg/kg feed 153 Chickens/PK, PD;
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repeat in 7-14 days 69Maduramicin a
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100-500 mg/kg PO Game birdsonce, re
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on the age, class of animal,ambient
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fDissolve a 13-g (0.46-oz) packet o
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anesthesia(K) 20 mg/kg+(X) Pekin du
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at this doseSevoflurane 2.21±0.32%
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Page 600 and 601: Table 6-25Sources of Information on
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Page 604 and 605: 1b Abdul-Aziz T. Overview of avian
Page 606 and 607: 30a Charlton B.R. Poultry use guide
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Page 634 and 635: C H A P T E R 8HedgehogsPeter J. He
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Page 652 and 653: Table 8-16Cardiac Measurements in H
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Page 658 and 659: Amikacin5-15 mg/kg SC,IM, IV q8-12h
Page 660 and 661: IM q12h 90CiprofloxacinClarithromyc
Page 662 and 663: q24h 31pulse therapy, 7 days on/off
Page 664 and 665: Sulfonamide/trimethoprimcombination
Page 666 and 667: topically q7-14d×3-6 treatments 84
Page 668 and 669: q24h 8420-50 mg/kg PO q8h 90 Gerbil
Page 670 and 671: Sulfaquinoxaline1 mg/mL drinkingwat
Page 672 and 673: 0.5-5 mg/kg IM 84 Guinea pigsketami
Page 674 and 675: IP 41(K) 60 mg/kg+(X) 6 mg/kgIP 56(
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Dipyrone — See metamizoleDuloxeti
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10-40 mg/kg SCq12h 84Mice10-40 mg/k
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Charcoal(activated)0.5-5 g/kg PO pr
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Cabergoline 10-50 µg/kg PO q12-24h
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Insulin 1 U/kg SC q12h 84 Chinchill
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Theophylline 2-3 mg/kg PO q8-12h 29
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10.9Neutrophils (%) 5-40 10-50 22 1
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Table 9-11Blood Volumes of Rodents
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Table 9-14Determining the Sex of Ma
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LaboratoryAnimal Health Diagnostic
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Table 9-18Endocrine Values in Roden
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1 Abreu M., Aguado D., Benito J., e
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32 Fisher P.G. Exotic mammal renal
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New York: Pergamon; 1996.65 Lau C.,
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100 Roughan J.V., Flecknell P.A. Be
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C H A P T E R 1 0RabbitsPeter Fishe
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Chlortetracycline 50 mg/kg PO q24h
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q48h 41levels than other forms and
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Fluconazole 5 mg/kg PO q24h 98 Cryp
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Cyromazine 6% (Rearguard,Novartis)T
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200-500 mg/kgPO×2 days 112750 mg/k
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Agent Dosage CommentsAcepromazine
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0.012 mg/kg 20,56 Epidural anesthes
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q12h 411-2 mg/kg SC q12-24h 41Gabap
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(K) 25 mg/kg+(Mi) 2- May be prefera
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combinations to follow0.25-0.5 mg/k
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Tramadol — Pharmacokinetic data r
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Azithromycin 1% (Azasite, Akorn)Top
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VoriconazoleTopical to eyesq12h 128
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gauze, andadminister bygavage 41Fer
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Prednisolone — See dexamethasone;
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ChemistriesALP (U/L) 4-70ALT (U/L)
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Table 10-10Biologic and Physiologic
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Table 10-12Cerebrospinal Fluid Valu
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Table 10-14Determining the Sex of M
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5 mg/kg slow IV q12h 112Midazolam 0
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Table 10-19Percentage of Antibiotic
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8 Avunduk A.M., Beuerman R.W., Warn
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38 Fehr M. Zoonotic potential of de
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administration. Vet Parasitol. 2010
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1712.105 Pan B., Wang M., Xu F., et
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chondroitin 4,6-sulfate in the acut
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Amikacin8-16 mg/kg SC, IM, IVdivide
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Lincomycin 11 mg/kg PO q8h 53Metron
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until negativetesting 690.05-0.3 mg
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Atipamezole (Antisedan,Zoetis)Atrop
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Roche)with flumazenil at same volum
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rateinfusion 21,49Flunixinmeglumine
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Doxapram 1-2 mg/kg IV 52 Respirator
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lifetime treatment; higher dosage m
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Ciproheptadine(Periactin, Merck)Cis
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Heparin100 U/animal(0.45-1.35 kg)SC
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Ondansetron 1 mg/kg PO q12-24h 49An
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(SAMe) (Vetri-SAMe, VetriscienceLab
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ALT (U/L) 54-280 54-289AST (U/L) 40
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Dental formula 2(I 3/3 C 1/1 P 3/3
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1 Vincristine 0.025 mg/kg IV3 Cyclo
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Continue therapy every 3 wk for 1 y
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Medicine and Surgery. 3rd ed. St. L
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38 Lennox A. Alternative surgical o
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North Am Exot Anim Pract. 2013;16:4
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Amoxicillin10-22 mg/kg POq12-24h 14
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q12h 25,bGiardia: 12-15 mg/kg POq12
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Table 12-2Antiparasitic Agents Used
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Detomidine(De)/butorphanol(B)/Midaz
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2 mg/kg+(B)0.22 mg/kg IM 7Ketamine
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Table 12-4Analgesic Agents Used in
Page 812 and 813:
Oxymorphone0.1-0.2 mg/kg SC, IM, IV
Page 814 and 815:
Novartis)q4d×7treatments 15month,
Page 816 and 817:
Table 12-7Urinalysis Reference Valu
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• Leptospirosis• Parvovirus•
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Table 12-11Recommendations for Feed
Page 822 and 823:
New York: Elsevier Saunders; 2008:1
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Amikacin 2-3 mg/kg IM q24h 592.3 mg
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2 days20 mg/kg SC once 53 Lion-tail
Page 828 and 829:
Flurofamide25 mg/animal POq12h×3 d
Page 830 and 831:
q24h 3Penicillin VK 11 mg/kg PO q6h
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q12h×3 days,then repeat 2×weekly
Page 834 and 835:
50 mg/kg POq24h×5 days 41Common ma
Page 836 and 837:
20 mg/kg PO q12h 41 Common marmoset
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q24h×28 days 86 3 and 25 mg/animal
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6 mg/kg PO q8h 3 Monkeys10-15 mg/kg
Page 842 and 843:
SC, IM, IV q6-12h 410.013 mg/kg IMq
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rate infusion 728 µg/kg IV 87 Rhes
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0.06 mg/kgIM 3,86(K) 3 mg/kg+(Me)0.
Page 848 and 849:
Ketorolac0.5-1 mg/kg 67 SC, NSAIDIM
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Naloxone — Opioid antagonist/reve
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ketamine 7215-17 mg/kg/h IVconstant
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2-5 mg/animal IM 20 Chimpanzees (ju
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Doxapram 2 mg/kg IV 3 Chimpanzees/r
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Human chorionicgonadotropin (hCG)50
Page 860 and 861:
Metoclopramide 0.2-0.5 mg/kg IM q8-
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5-10 mg/kg IM q4-7d 3 MonkeysSucral
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Monocytes (%) 1.5 1.8 64.8-572.2 a
Page 866 and 867:
Table 13-6Biologic and Physiologic
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Table 13-8ECG Intervals and Duratio
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current preparations are combinedwi
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q10yr 62aVaccination protocols are
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North Carolina State University Col
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gorilla). J Zoo Wildl Med. 2017;48:
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Zoo Wildl Med. 2000;31:251-254.41 J
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macaques (Macaca fascicularis). J A
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882
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provide basic stabilizing care to i
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b. Transfer the animal to a qualifi
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release or placement in an educatio
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SnakesCheloniansLizardsNonvenomous
Page 892 and 893:
Table 14-5Recommendations for Meat
Page 894 and 895:
Ceftiofur crystalline-freeacid (Exc
Page 896 and 897:
Metronidazole 15-25 mg/kg PO q12h×
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Chemical Restraint/Anesthetic Agent
Page 900 and 901:
Table 14-10Analgesic and Nonsteroid
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q3-5min prn formaximum of 3 dosesor
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b“Carnivores” may include wild
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Washington, DC: Logos Press; 2009:4
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40 Hoareau G. Shock. Proc Pac Vet C
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isolated from respiratory tract of
Page 912 and 913:
ClassBenzyl penicillins aAntimicrob
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DifloxacinEnrofloxacinMarbofloxacin
Page 916 and 917:
(often resistant)advanced-generatio
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CephalosporinsClindamycinErythromyc
Page 920 and 921:
Table 15-4Antimicrobial Combination
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adenovirus, influenza virus,Pacheco
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vet.k-state.edu/depts/dmp/serviceSa
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Mammal: Bordetella, E. coli,Mycopla
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Zoo Medicine ServiceCollege of Vete
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InternationalTrade inEndangeredSpec
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University ofPennsylvaniaComputerAi
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CenterFrog World frogworld.net Web
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husbandry articlesParrot OutreachSo
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Atropine 0.54 mg/mL IM,SCGlycopyrro
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Table 15-10Fluid Solutions Used in
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Common Weight, Liquid Measure, Leng
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Table 15-14System of International
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uscompounding.com 800-AR Conway US
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MO Jackson Horst Pharmacy horstphar
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FDACompoundingResourcesWeb site:fda
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for birds 236-239tfor primates 586-
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for amphibians 60-64tfor birds 218-
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American Society for the Prevention
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Amphibians 53-80analgesic agents fo
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for rodents 470-473tfor sugar glide
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for miniature pigs 559-560tpartial
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Association of Sugar Glider Veterin
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for fish 17-24tfor primates 576-580
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biologic and physiologic values of
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for birds 258-263tBirds 167-375abno
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for birds 272t, 275-283tfor ferrets
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for wild mammals 628-629tBupivacain
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for primates 594-601tfor reptiles 1
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for ferrets 535-536tfor rabbits 500
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Cefazolinfor backyard poultry and w
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Cephalexinfor backyard poultry and
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for reptiles 113-116tChloramine-T,
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for hedgehogs 449-450tfor primates
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Clomipraminefor birds 253-257tfor r
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136tCoumaphos, for birds 197-217tCr
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Deoxycorticosterone, for ferrets 54
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Dexmedetomidine/midazolam/ketamine,
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for birds 321tfor reptiles 145-149t
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Disinfectants, for amphibians 74tDi
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Droperidol, for primates 586-594tDu
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Emu (Dromaius novaehollandiae)biolo
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Epsom salts, for backyard poultry a
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Fahrenheit temperature scales, equi
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anesthetic agents for 536-539tantif
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for ferrets 533-534tfor invertebrat
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Formalinfor amphibians 58-60tfor fi
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Gentamicinfor amphibians 54-55tfor
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for reptiles 93-103tfor rodents 467
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for birds 253-257tfor fish 34-36tfo
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for ferrets 543-549tfor primates 59
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for reptiles 104-106tfor RGIS 522-5
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Insulin/dextrose 50%, for birds 272
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for rodents 467-470tfor sugar glide
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for ferrets 543-549tfor miniature p
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for birds 218-236tfor primates 586-
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Lasalocidfor backyard poultry and w
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for ferrets 533-536tfor hedgehogs 4
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Macaws (Ara and Anodorhynchus spp.)
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for rabbits 503-511tfor reptiles 93
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for rodents 476-479tMethocarbamolfo
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Mexiletine, for birds 275-283tMicaf
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feeding recommendations for 572them
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for reptiles 89-93tfor rodents 464-
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for miniature pigs 559-560tfor prim
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Norepinephrine, for primates 594-60
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Ophthalmologic agentsfor backyard p
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for reptiles 82-86tfor rodents 460-
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Penicillin Gfor backyard poultry an
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Pethidinefor reptiles 104-106tfor r
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Piperacillinfor amphibians 54-55tfo
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for invertebrates 6-9tfor primates
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of 117-136tPrescription writing, co
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for rodents 467-470tfor wild mammal
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QQuaker parakeet (Myopsitta monachu
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Ratitesbiologic and physiologic val
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for reptiles 108-113tRoadrunner Pha
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Sarafloxacinfor backyard poultry an
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hematologic and biochemical values
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Spectinomycin sulfate tetrahydrate,
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for primates 594-601tfor rabbits 51
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for ferrets 533-534tfor rabbits 495
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for reptiles 113-116tfor rodents 47
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Thyroid-stimulating hormone (TSH)fo
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Toltrazurilfor backyard poultry and
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for birds 168-189t, 197-217tfor fis
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Valley Drug and Compounding Pharmac
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Vitamin B 12for backyard poultry an
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Weight conversions 658tWestlab Phar
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ZZanamivir, for ferrets 543-549tZeo
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may not always be listed together).
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