Antibiotic therapy in reptiles (Proceedings)
To date there have been very few pharmacokinetic studies published in reptiles, and with only only limited numbers of antibiotics.
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Approach to the anorectic reptile (Proceedings)
There is no question that the most common health problems associated with captive reptiles are diet related.
Clinical anatomy of reptiles (Proceedings)
In general, all reptiles are covered with scales.
Reptilian clinical pathology (Proceedings)
"Bad laboratory data are worse than no laboratory data at all."
Bacterial diseases in reptiles (Proceedings)
It has been well established that the majority of bacterial pathogens affecting reptile patients are of the gram negative type.
ER/ICU techniques in reptile patients (Proceedings)
Reptiles take a very long time to get sick. Likewise, amphibians tend to hide disease for prolonged periods.
Understanding thermal burns in reptile patients (Proceedings)
Thermal burns in reptiles are one of the most common injuries seen by herp veterinarians.
In general, all reptiles are covered with scales. They can have four legs, or none.
Common emergencies in reptiles (Proceedings)
Reptiles take a very long time to get sick. By the time they show signs of disease, their condition is usually advanced.
To date there have been very few pharmacokinetic studies published in reptiles, and with only limited numbers of antibiotics.
Critical care techniques in reptile patients (Proceedings)