There's a Medical Term for That
NPO (nil per os) meaning
Most commonly referred to as "Kennel Cough"
Bordetella
Age we start booster series in kittens/puppies
6-8 weeks
Age of recommendations of spay/neuters
6 months
This is an all in one monthly heartworm, flea and tick prevention
Simparica Trio
(NexGard Plus - we do not carry)
Itchiness
This zoonotic disease, transmitted by bites, has a Furious and Paralytic form
Rabies
What are the 4 tests for 4DX SNAP test
Heartworm, Lyme, Ehrlicia, Anaplasma
Forceps
IV medication used to induce vomiting
Apomorphine
Loss of hair
Alopecia
Neoplastic disease typically characterized by enlarged lymph nodes
Lymphoma
We vaccinate dogs for this zoonotic disease that is transmitted by urine of wildlife
Leptospirosis
Surgery involves draining blood and repairing blood vessels within the ear
Aural Hematoma
What clear inhaled gas is used for general anesthesia
Isoflurane
Bluish color to tongue/gums when patient has insufficient oxygen
Cyanosis
Vetoryl is the most common treatment of this disease that causes patients to have increased thirst, urination, appetite and a pot bellied like appearance
Hyperadrenocorticism - "Cushing's Disease"
What is the feline vaccine of "parvovirus"
Panleukopenia
Medical term for "making incision into the stomach"
Gastrotomy
Steroids
Crossed eyes
Strabismus
DKA - Diabetic KetoAcidosis
This test measures rate of tear production - helpful when testing for Dry Eye (keratoconjuncitivis sicca, KCS)
Schrimer Tear Test
Surgical amputation of the last bone of each toe
Declawing
Zycortal, or DOCP, is the medication used to treat what canine disease?
Hypoadrenocorticism, aka "Addison's Disease"