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Reply #25: I'm ALWAYS slow to switch to new drugs/antiparasitics. [View All]

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kestrel91316

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Tue Apr-15-08 01:50 PM
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25. I'm ALWAYS slow to switch to new drugs/antiparasitics.

Edited on Tue Apr-15-08 01:50 PM by kestrel91316

Took me forever to add butorphanol to my pre-anesthetic protocol. I let everybody else's patients be the guinea pigs.

Promeris had undergone a great deal of testing to get approved for use in dogs, but I'm still not just gonna hop on board with some new product JUST BECAUSE it's new. That's silly. If it ain't broke, why fix it?

Turns out I was confusing Promeris (a dog enternal/internal parasite product) with Profender, a new internal parasite product introduced for cats, which I have not used.

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