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Volume 2 Issue
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INTRODUCING TWIST-A-DOSE  
Feature and Monographs:   Methimazole Twist-A-Dose™ transdermal Gel
Profit by This:   Five-Minute Veterinary Practice Consult
Just One Question:   Take a One-Question Survey
Did You Know?   New Way to Browse Online Guide
In the News:   New Doggie Gadgets
Upcoming Events:   Barbaro's Vet at AAEP

Tell us your story and we'll give $100 to your favorite animal charity.
 

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Wedgewood Pharmacy has introduced the Twist-a-Dose™ transdermal applicator, an innovative tool that makes it easier and safer for veterinarians and pet owners to administer precise doses of custom-compounded medications to companion animals.  Instead of the old-style plunger-type syringe, Twist-a-Dose requires just two twists of a clearly marked rotating end cap to dispense the precise dose required. More >>


See animated instructions for using the Twist-a-Dose: www.wedgewoodpharmacy.com/Twist-a-Doseinstructions.html.

Methimazole
Methimazole Twist-A-Dose™ transdermal Gel
5mg per 0.05ml 1.5ml Twist-A-Dose Applicator
Quantity discounts are available.

Featured Monographs:
Methimazole for Veterinary Use
Methimazole is a human drug, commonly prescribed for the medical management for hyperthyroidism. More >>


Transdermal Gels for Veterinary Use
Transdermal delivery of medications to veterinary patients is becoming increasingly popular. A non-invasive method of medicating animals is welcomed by veterinarians and owners alike. More >>
 

Methimazole

Therapeutic Class
Anti-thyroide:thioimidazole-derivative
Species
Cats
Commonly Prescribed For
Feline hyperthyroidism

 

Profit By This: New Book

Just published: Blackwell 's Five-Minute Veterinary Practice Management Consult is a comprehensive, one-stop reference text on all things management related, from understanding the marketplace in which veterinarians practice, to appreciating hospital finances, to the nuts and bolts of marketing services for a veterinary practice. Topics are covered in a thorough but concise format and provide invaluable information for practice owners, administrators, associates and staff.  Get it >>


In The News:
New Doggie Gadgets
A GPS cell phone for Fido?  A leash for dogs with displasia? A new batch of gadgets and medications aims to keep pets safe and healthy.  ABC's Good Morning America shows all.  More >>

What's Your Story?
Do you have a story about the use of compounded medications in your practice?  If we publish your In The Field story in an upcoming edition, we'll donate $100 in your name to any equine non-profit you designate.  Call Amy Shane at 1.800.331.8272 ext.1330 or send an E-mail.

 

Just One Question:
Take our one-question survey of the month and instantly see how your answer compares to your colleagues.  This month, we ask you you to rate the importance of five challenges facing veterinary practices.  Take the one-question survey now >>
 
Did You Know?
If you like to browse through catalogues, here's an updated way to  page-your-way- through Wedgwood's extensive guide to veterinary preparations. 
Try it >>

In the News:
Chinese Jerky Treats May Be Causing Illness
The AVMA staff has been in communication with veterinarians who believe certain brands of jerky treats from China could be causing illness in pets. Signs of illness have included vomiting, lethargy, and anorexia.
More >>

Upcoming Events:
AAEP 53rd Annual Convention, Orlando, December 1 - 5, with Dr. Dean Richardson as keynote speaker giving the Lessons Learned From the Barbaro Experience presentation that drew an SRO crowd at the recent Hambletonian Seminar. Information >>
Photo:
Kathy Freeborn, University of Pennsylvania

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one of the nation's largest veterinary compounding pharmacies.
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