Difference between revisions of "Lizard Formulary - Disclaimer"
Jump to navigation
Jump to search
Line 6: | Line 6: | ||
*There are no drugs preparations licensed for reptiles. Drugs licensed for use in other species may be administered under the responsibility of the veterinary surgeon who has the lizard 'under his care'. | *There are no drugs preparations licensed for reptiles. Drugs licensed for use in other species may be administered under the responsibility of the veterinary surgeon who has the lizard 'under his care'. | ||
− | [[Lizard Formulary - Antimicrobials|Antimicrobials]] | + | *[[Lizard Formulary - Antimicrobials|Antimicrobials]] |
− | [[Lizard Formulary - Antifungals|Antifungals]] | + | *[[Lizard Formulary - Antifungals|Antifungals]] |
− | [[Lizard Formulary - Antiparasitic|Antiparasitic]] | + | *[[Lizard Formulary - Antiparasitic|Antiparasitic]] |
− | [[Lizard Formulary - Anaesthesia Associated Drugs|Anaesthesia associated drugs]] | + | *[[Lizard Formulary - Anaesthesia Associated Drugs|Anaesthesia associated drugs]] |
− | [[Lizard Formulary - Hormones|Hormones]] | + | *[[Lizard Formulary - Hormones|Hormones]] |
− | [[Lizard Formulary - Nutritional Support|Nutritional support]] | + | *[[Lizard Formulary - Nutritional Support|Nutritional support]] |
− | [[Lizard Formulary - Miscellaneous Agents|Miscellaneous agents]] | + | *[[Lizard Formulary - Miscellaneous Agents|Miscellaneous agents]] |
Revision as of 15:06, 29 March 2010
This article is still under construction. |
The following drug dosages are taken from multiple sources and neither their efficacy nor safety can be assured since the information may have been extrapolated from animals other than lizards. There will be interspecific variation.
- Since lizards are poikilothermic, their metabolism is affected by the ambient temperature. The pharmacokinetics of any drug will therefore vary with the temperature. The lizard will need to be kept at the higher end of its POTZ.
- There are no drugs preparations licensed for reptiles. Drugs licensed for use in other species may be administered under the responsibility of the veterinary surgeon who has the lizard 'under his care'.