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Podcast CE: Treatment of parvoviral enteritis
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Program Description
This podcast will cover the primary treatment recommendations for canine parvoviral enteritis, including fluids, anti-nausea medications, nutrition, and the recently approved canine parvoviral monoclonal antibody treatment.
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Program Agenda
Treatment recommendations for canine parvoviral enteritits:
- IV fluids for resuscitation
- Use of a multimodal approach to anti-nausea medications
- Importance of nutrition
- Canine parvoviral monoclonal antibody treatment
Learning Objectives
- Compare different fluids available for resuscitation of dogs with parvoviral enteritis.
- Develop a multimodal plan for the treatment of nausea in dogs with parvoviral enteritis.
- Describe the importance of nutrition in the treatment of dogs with parvoviral enteritis.
- Define how to use the canine parvovirus monoclonal antibody treatment.
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