To Induce or Not to Induce: Emesis & Toxicology Quiz

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Veterinarians encounter a variety of inappropriate ingestions, both toxic and nontoxic, in daily practice. In many of these cases, prompt induction of emesis is critical to treatment success, and in others, it may be unnecessary or even contraindicated.^1,2 Quickly discerning which canine patients require emesis induction is key to a favorable outcome.

CLEVOR® is indicated for the induction of vomiting in dogs.

IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION

Do not use in dogs with central nervous system depression or seizures. Do not use in cases of ingestion of sharp foreign objects, corrosive agents (acids or alkalis), volatile substances or organic solvents. CLEVOR® should not be administered in cases with corneal ulceration, ocular irritation, or ocular injury. Do not use when there is a known sensitivity to ropinirole or the inactive ingredients. ADVERSE REACTIONS MAY INCLUDE: Transient mild or moderate hyperemia of the eye, ocular discharge, protrusion of the 3rd eyelid and blepharospasm, transient mild lethargy and increased heart rate. Not recommended for use in breeding, pregnant or lactating dogs. CLEVOR® has not been evaluated in dogs with heart or liver impairments or dogs younger than 4.5 months or less than 4 pounds. Dopamine antagonists, neuroleptics and other medicines with antiemetic properties may reduce the effectiveness of ropinirole. CLEVOR® should be administered by a veterinary professional. Gloves and protective eyewear should be worn when administering. Not for use in humans. Keep out of reach of children. For complete product safety information, see brief on following page or visit https://www.vetoquinolusa.com/clevor-info.