
|Articles|April 12, 2011
Today's Daily Dose: Baclofen toxicosis
Learn the clinical signs, including the life-threatening ones.
Advertisement
Untitled Document
“Most cases of baclofen toxicosis reported to the ASPCA APCC have involved dogs ingesting their owners’ medication. The most common clinical signs of toxicosis are vomiting, ataxia, and vocalization or disorientation, but the most life-threatening signs are dypsnea, respiratory arrest, and seizures.”
Advertisement
Advertisement
Latest CME
Advertisement
Advertisement
Trending on dvm360
1
FDA authorizes first generic drug to combat NWS myiasis in pets
2
Weekly Vet Report: 9 Screwworm cases (including a dog), new OTC screwworm treatment authorized, & more
3
USDA approves canine vaccination for Lyme disease and leptospirosis
4
Paws and profits: Hill's appoints new global chief veterinary officer, Pegasus Laboratories names new VP of sales, and more updates
5









