Case Report: Canine Xylitol Toxicity
Read this case report from Bridgetown Veterinary Emergency and Referral to learn how a 2-hour hemoperfusion treatment helped a dachshund mix recover from xylitol toxicity and return home in less than 24 hours.
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Case Report: Canine Baclofen Toxicity
In this case report, learn how the team at Eclipse Specialty and Emergency Pet Care used hemoperfusion and dialysis to successfully treat a 2-year-old mixed-breed dog following baclofen ingestion.
On-Demand Webinar: Transforming Critical Care – How Advances in Hemoperfusion are Changing the Treatment of Toxicities
Watch this webinar now to explore how hemoperfusion technology is transforming the management of veterinary toxicities.
Toxicities remain one of the most common reasons for emergency veterinary visits. Unfortunately, many animals aren’t presented until hours or even days after ingestion – by which point the likelihood of a positive outcome may be diminished. Hemoperfusion, a blood-filtration technique that uses adsorption to capture and remove a wide range of toxins, provides a life-saving option when standard medical management isn’t enough to prevent severe complications or death.
Featuring an expert discussion of newly released consensus guidelines on toxicity treatment, this on-demand webinar explores how hemoperfusion technology is transforming the management of veterinary toxicities.
Key Talking Points Include:
- Highlights from newly released consensus guidelines
- Expert recommendations for optimal hemoperfusion treatment
- Current trends in veterinary toxicities
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: 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.
