9/28/15 1 Top 15 Feline Poisons Tina Wismer, DVM, DABVT, DABT ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center Justine A. Lee, DVM, DACVECC, DABT CEO, VETgirl Huge thank you for our sponsor! The ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center, based out of Urbana, IL, is the only poison control center, focused solely on animals. Their staff is available 24/7, 365 to assist you and your clients with toxicology-related emergencies. ♦ The tech-savvy way to get online veterinary CE! ♦ A subscription-based podcast and webinar service offering veterinary RACE-approved CE VETgirl…On-The-Run 50-60 podcasts/year plus 24+ hours of webinars! ! $199/year ! 30+ hours of RACE-CE VETgirl ELITE Easier playback, less buffering – better! New and improved video! Download our iTunes podcasts free!
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Top 15 Feline Poisons
Tina Wismer, DVM, DABVT, DABT ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center
Justine A. Lee, DVM, DACVECC, DABT CEO, VETgirl
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♦ Hyperthermia may be pronounced ♦ Esophageal ulceration possible ♦ Inhalation injury possible
Corrosive Agents: Cationic Detergents
♦ Quaternary ammonium compounds ! Benzalkonium and benzethonium chlorides
♦ Pyridinium compounds ! Cetylpyridinium and cetrimonium chloride
♦ Quinolinium compounds ! Dequalinium chloride
Corrosive Agents: Cationic Detergents
♦ Disinfectants and sanitizers ! Rocal, KennelSol, Barbacide
♦ Algaecides ♦ Simmering liquid potpourri ♦ Fabric softeners ♦ Corrosive injury at 2% or less
Corrosive Agents: Cationic Detergents
♦ Cats are especially sensitive
♦ Local injury resembles alkaline corrosive injury
♦ Can see systemic effects
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Corrosive Agents
♦ Do NOT attempt to neutralize
♦ Do NOT attempt emesis or lavage
♦ Do NOT administer activated charcoal
Corrosive Agents
♦ Immediate dilution with milk or water
♦ Sucralfate slurries
♦ Pain medication
♦ Supportive care
♦ Gastrostomy tube
Corrosive Agents: Cationic Detergents
♦ Manage corrosive injury ♦ Symptomatic treatment
! IV fluids ! Diazepam ! Correct acid/base imbalance
“Well it has green leaves”…
♦ Plant identification is always a big problem ! Many different common names ! Same common name for different plants
♦ Even “non-toxic” plant material may cause mild GI upset if ingested
♦ Animals ingesting water in reservoir of houseplant may also ingest toxic principle of plant (e.g. cardiac glycosides) or systemic insecticide from soil
Insoluble Calcium Oxalates
♦ Found in many common houseplants ♦ Shiny, thick green leaves
Insoluble calcium oxalate-containing plants
♦ Calcium Oxalate Raphides (Crystals) ! Raphides shoot out of the
idioblast when cell is disturbed (chewing)
! Raphides penetrate the oral/GI mucosae causing damage
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Philodendron spp.
♦ Philodendron ♦ Panda plant ♦ Parlor ivy
Dieffenbachia spp. ♦ Dumbcane ♦ Dieffenbachia
Aglaonema spp. ♦ Chinese evergreen ♦ Silver evergreen
Oriental Lilies (Lilium sp.) Identify if it’s a poisonous lily! ♦ Rule out if it’s in the Lilium or Hemerocallis spp. ♦ These types are toxic, but do not result in direct
♦ When in doubt, call ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center!
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