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Veterinary Emergency Toxicology Triage and Decontamination Protocol for Common Canine Intoxications
An emergency veterinarian needs a rapid triage and decontamination decision protocol for the five most common canine toxicoses (xylitol, permethrin, metaldehyde, NSAID, and grape/raisin ingestion) presenting to a 24-hour emergency clinic.
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