Can only go IV

Solution

Clinical use is for cystitis, pyoderma, and soft tissue infections

Cephalosporins

Tx for mastitis, shipping fever and pneumonia in cattle

Cephalosporins

Active against penicillinase producing bacteria and some GN, GP

Cephalosporins

Injectable cephalosporin active for 14 days

Convenia

Tx for UTI, URI, wound infections, coccidiosis and foot rot

Sulfonamides

Primor, albon, tribrissen

Sulfonamides

May cause crystaluria

Sulfonamides

Crosses BBB and tx for meningitis, illegal in production due to risk of aplastic anemia in humans

Chloramphenicol

Contraindicated in animals with large cecum

Lincosamides

Contraindication for steroids

Pregnancy

Dz that may result from long term use of steroids

Cushing's

Dz that may develop due to abrupt stop in steroids

Addison's

Emetic of choice for canines

Apomorphine

Emetic of choice in cats

xylazine

Great for existing ulcers

Sucralfate (carafate) 

Must be given half an hour before meal in an acid environment

Sucralfate (carafate) 

Enema that is toxic to cats

Any phosphate solution

Helps promote fluid loss

Furosemide (lasix)

Suppresses estrus in small animal medicine

Ovaban

Suppresses estrus in horses

Regu-mate

Lifelong tablet tx for hypothyroidism

Levothyroxine

DOC for feline diabetes

Prozinc

>450mg/dl BG level

Diabetic ketoacidosis

Ictal

Active stage of seizure

An overdose due to problems with the patient or other drugs

Relative 

Route used to give irritating solutions

IV

Regulations concerning drug residues are directed toward these drugs

Carcinogens, allergens, resistance producing 

Bacteriostatic + Bacteriostatic

Additive

Used most often in large animal to treat URI, mastitis, metritis (uterine infections), foot rot 

(not to be used in horses) 

Macrolides

Tx for Mycoplasma in swine

Tylosin (tylan) 

DOC to treat Staph

Cephalexin

DOC for ringworm tx

Itraconazole

Must be given with fatty meal

Griseofulvin

When clinical response should be seen

24-48hours

Causes joint lesions in growing dogs

Fluoroquinolones

AAA

Antipyretic, anti-inflammatory, analgesic

Most common side effect of NSAIDs

GI upset

Drugs contraindicated for antihistamines

Anticonvulsants

NSAID that requires gloves and may cause garlic taste

DMSO

NSAID eod in cats

Meloxicam (metacam) 

Anti-pyretic and NSAID used once due to nephrotoxicity

Banamine 

Often used in calves that are on abx tx

Probiocin

Acepromazine is usually used for (2)

antiemetic, sedative

DOC for parvo to promote gastric emptying and prevent vomiting

Metoclopramide (Reglan) 

Tx for giardia

Metronidazole

Type of drug that torbugesic is

Antitussive (butorphanol/torbutrol)

Diuertic best for cats

Potassium sparing (spironolactone) 

Lethargic, symmetrical alopecia, obese, bradycardia, heat seekers (Cold animal) 

Hypothyroidism