Ethylene Glycol Poisoning in Cats: What To Do if Your Cat Ingests Antifreeze
Training & Behavior

Ethylene Glycol Poisoning in Cats: What To Do if Your Cat Ingests Antifreeze

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They can’t help but be curious about the world around them, including the sweet-smelling green liquid that can be so deadly: antifreeze. But what happens if your cat ingests this deadly poison? Acting fast is crucial. Here’s what to do if your cat has gotten into antifreeze:

  1. Immediately wipe away any antifreeze from your cat’s fur if spilled on them.
  1. Do NOT induce vomiting.
  1. Contact your veterinarian or animal poison control hotline immediately.
  1. Be prepared to provide the type of antifreeze ingested, the amount, and your cat’s weight.
  1. Follow the veterinarian’s instructions for treatment, which may include hospitalization, IV fluids, and antidotes.
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Mange in Horses: What It Is and How to Treat Your Horse
Training & Behavior

Mange in Horses: What It Is and How to Treat Your Horse

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Unveiling the Enigma of Mange: A Comprehensive Exposition on Equine Dermatology

Mange, a prevalent parasitic affliction in the equine domain, poses a significant threat to the well-being of our beloved steeds. Its relentless assault on their skin initiates a cascade of discomfort and cosmetic blemishes, demanding immediate attention. In this intricate tapestry of knowledge, we shall delve into the depths of mange, exploring its various incarnations, unraveling its insidious modus operandi, and forging an arsenal of effective treatment strategies to restore the vitality of our equine companions. Join us on this enlightening odyssey as we illuminate the enigmatic world of mange, empowering horse owners with the tools to combat this pervasive adversary.

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