Be Familiar With Nuances for Safe Med Use in Cats and Dogs

November 2021

Patients will ask if it’s safe to use human meds in cats or dogs.

Be aware that species, breed, and pet size can impact med use.

For instance, dogs can take prednisone, but it’s not ideal for cats...since they can’t convert it to active prednisolone for it to work.

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Table of Contents

COVID-19 Clarify When and How to Give COVID-19 Vaccine Boosters
Aspirin Expect Hype About New Vazalore Aspirin Capsules
Neurology & Pain Emphasize Nondrug Strategies After a Concussion
Cholesterol Don’t Jump to Meds for Patients With Elevated Triglycerides
Pregnancy Ease Concerns Over Acetaminophen in Pregnancy
Neurology & Pain Consider Buprenorphine for Chronic Pain in Some Patients
Hair Loss Set Expectations for Male Pattern Baldness Meds
Nephrology Don’t Consider CrCl and eGFR Interchangeable
Veterinary Medicine Be Familiar With Nuances for Safe Med Use in Cats and Dogs