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What drugs from Group A you cannot give to rabbits orally?
Amoxicillin & Clavulanate Acid
Gentamycin
Sevin Powder
What is an adverse reaction of Gentamycin in snakes?
It causes neurotoxicity
Why is Piperazine rarely used in farm animals?
Because of high resistance of many nematode species
What drug is used to adsorb certain drug or toxins to prevent or reduce their systemic absorption?
Activated charcoal
Vitamins and Minerals
What is a contraindication when considering using Amprolium in poultry?
Should not be used in layers producing eggs for human consumption
What was the fluoroquinolone antibiotic mentioned in Group A?
Ciprofloxacin
What is an adverse effect of Butanorphol in chelonians?
Causes respiratory depression
What are the 4 uses of Butorphanol in animals?
An analgesic, premedicant, antitussive or antiemetic
What should you never do with Doramectin?
Give to chelonians
What should you not do in conjunction with Lidocaine?
Epinephrine
What are 4 things that Clotrimazole treat in exotic animals?
Malassezia, Aspergillosis, Candida, Dermatophytosis
What is the name of the disease caused when a rabbit is given certain antibiotics orally?
Antibiotic-associated diarrhea
What is the most common drug used for bloat in rabbits and what is the active ingredient?
Relcer; Simethicone