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Idea Exchange: Use pill envelopes to dispense single tubes of parasiticides
A convenient way to dispense single tubes of flea preventives is to separate the foil packets and insert them into paper pill envelopes.
A convenient way to dispense single tubes of flea preventives is to separate the foil packets and insert them into paper pill envelopes. To organize them, place a NAME sticker (included in many of the product boxes) on each envelope. These stickers are color-coded for weight usage, and the envelopes can be grouped accordingly. Using pill envelopes also allows the product package insert to be included and a clinic prescription label to be applied, thus providing proper labeling and application instructions for owners.
Dr. Karen Phillips
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Sweet pee new remedy in feline diabetes
November 9th 2023A novel class of drugs normalizes blood glucose in type 2 diabetic cats by dumping sugar into urine rather than modulating glucose uptake in the tissues but patient selection and close monitoring are crucial to using them safely
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