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Clinical Discussion - Episode 3

Animal toxicity treatment with Erik Zager

May 4, 2022
dvm360 Staff

SAP Partners | <b>Philadelphia Animal Specialty & Emergency</b>

Erik Zager discusses a new FDA-approved emetic drug for animal toxicity treatment for pets on dvm360® Live!™ with Dr. Adam Christman.

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Erik Zager, DVM, DACVECC, joins dvm360® Live!™ to discuss animal toxicity treatment options, including a new, FDA-approved drug for inducing vomiting in dogs, Clevor. He and Adam Christman, DVM, MBA, explore common pet toxins and talk about Clevor's use in a clinical setting.

Below is a partial transcript. See the video for more:

Erik Zager, DVM, DACVECC: [Clevor] comes in little individual packets, open them right up, and then it's just a little eyedropper. And so the packets tell you exactly how many eyedrops go in, whether to split it between the 2 eyes, if the patient has 2 eyes. Emesis usually happens within about 20 to 30 minutes, you can redose it a second time if they don't vomit, but [it's] pretty quick [and] pretty efficacious and getting them to vomit. Again, [a] very, very important step in the decontamination process.

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