
|Articles|October 20, 2012
Important correction to September DVM
Antiepileptic drug dosages are incorrect.
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In the article "Canine epilepsy treatment: Phenobarbital vs. bromide," by Drs. Pierre Bichsel and Ronald Lyman that appeared on pages 1S-2S of the September 2012 issue of DVM Newsmagazine, the drug dosages in Table2 ("Therapeutic recommendations for phenobarbital and bromide in dogs") are incorrect.
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We are working with the authors to correct and update this information. We apologize for any incovenience this may have caused.
For immediate reference, here is a link to the original study upon which this article was based (log in to get the full text, including dosage information):
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