Case Report: Canine Multi-Drug Toxicity
Learn how a combination of dialysis and hemoperfusion helped a Doodle recover from multi-drug ingestion (including a toxic dose of carprofen) and return home after just one night of hospitalization.
Case Studies
Case Report: Canine Meloxicam Toxicity
When this Bernese Mountain Dog ingested 14 times the therapeutic dose of meloxicam, learn how the team at The Ohio State University Veterinary Medical Center used a combination of hemoperfusion and dialysis to help him make a full recovery and return home the next day.
Case Report: Canine Carprofen Toxicity
In this case report from Old Growth Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care (OGVECC), learn how hemoperfusion helped a Siberian Husky, who ingested an estimated 100 carprofen tablets, recover enough after just a two-hour treatment to stand, walk, and eat again.
Case Report: Canine Naproxen Toxicity
Learn how hemoperfusion helped a Jack Russell Terrier with a naproxen toxicity make a full recovery in this case report from ACCESS Specialty Animal Hospitals – Los Angeles.
Case Report: Canine Aspirin Toxicity
In this case report from Tufts Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine’s Henry and Lois Foster Hospital for Small Animals, learn how a combination of intralipid emulsion therapy and hemoperfusion helped this 7-year-old pit bull make a complete recovery after he was believed to have eaten a bottle of aspirin.
Case Report: Bernedoodle Ibuprofen Toxicity
Read this case report from VCA Dallas to learn how hemoperfusion played a critical role in the recovery of a 7-month-old Bernedoodle following an estimated 4,800 mg ibuprofen overdose.
Case Report: Dachshund Ibuprofen Toxicity
Read this new case report from the University of Liège in Belgium to learn how a dachshund who ingested twice the lethal dose of ibuprofen (totaling 10 grams, or about 50 standard 200mg pills) made a full recovery following an hour-long hemoperfusion treatment.
Case Report: Boston Terrier Ibuprofen Toxicity
Read this case report from Tufts Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine’s Henry and Lois Foster Hospital for Small Animals to learn how a canine patient who ate an estimated 27,000 mg of ibuprofen (about 2400 mg/kg) recovered within hours (instead of days) with the help of a hemoperfusion treatment.
Case Report: Canine Baclofen Toxicity
Read this case report from The Ohio State University Veterinary Medical Center to learn how a canine patient who ingested about 50 mg of baclofen and presented as minimally responsive was up and walking again after a 183-minute hemoperfusion treatment.
Case Report: Husky Ibuprofen Toxicity
Read this case report from Tufts Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine’s Henry and Lois Foster Hospital for Small Animals to learn how a canine patient who ate a lethal dose of ibuprofen was able to walk out and greet his owner following an 80-minute hemoperfusion treatment.
