Potassium Bromide - An old one but a good one!
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Potassium bromide is the oldest anticonvulsant used in veterinary medicine and so we know we can trust it and rely on its safety for the treatment of dogs with epilepsy. In this session, we delve into the use, efficacy, and associated adverse effects of this anti-seizure medication.
This episode is sponsored by PRN Pharmacal.
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