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Total cards: 24•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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Maropitant (Cerenia)

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> Very effective anti-emetic • Use in acute gastroenteritis, cytotoxic induced vomiting, motion sickness [higher dose] • effective against central and peripheral causes of emesis as works on last step of vomiting reflex in CNS • NK1 Receptor antagonist in Nucleus Tractus Solitarius

#2
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Metoclopramide

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• Antiemetic • D2 and 5HT3 antagonist [CRTZ and periphery], and peripheral procholinergic effects • use in central/peripherally induced vomiting, chemotherapy, gastroesophageal reflux, decreased gastric emptying cases • more potent in dogs dueto D2 activity

#3
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Phenothiazines

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• Amtiemetic • a1 and a2 Ant, D2 Ant, H1 and H2 Ant, Muscarinic Cholinergic Ant • acts on CRTZ, vomiting centre, vestibular system and periphery > not vet registered so few indications

#4
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Diphenhydrinate (Dramamine)

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Anthistamines: Antiemetic • act on CRTZ in motion sickness in the DOG only • off label use in UK

#5
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Diphenhydramine (Benadryl)

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Anthistamines: • H1 and H2 in CRTZ • Antiallergy

#6
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Dolasetron (Anzemet)

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• 5HT3 antagonist (CRTZ and periphery) • usually for cytotoxic drug induced emesis • much more effective antiemetic than metoclopramide • expensive

#7
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Ondansetron (Zofran)`

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• 5HT3 antagonist (CRTZ and periphery) • usually for cytotoxic drug induced emesis • much more effective antiemetic than metoclopramide • expensive

#8
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Atropine

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Anticholinergic -Motion sickness (M1 Ant in vestibular apparatus) BUT M2 effects cause severe side effects - delayed gastric emptying, ileus)

#9
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Butylscopolamine (Hyoscine)

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Anticholinergic -Motion sickness (M1 Ant in vestibular apparatus) BUT M2 effects cause severe side effects - delayed gastric emptying, ileus)

#10
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Propantheline

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Anticholinergic -Motion sickness (M1 Ant in vestibular apparatus) BUT M2 effects cause severe side effects - delayed gastric emptying, ileus)

#11
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Isopropamide

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Anticholinergic -Motion sickness (M1 Ant in vestibular apparatus) BUT M2 effects cause severe side effects - delayed gastric emptying, ileus)

#12
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Nonsystemic antacids

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Anti-ulcer • inexpensive • oral administration different in V+ patient • frequent administration ~4hrs = low owner compliance • treat but DO NOT PREVENT

#13
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Cimetidine (Zitac)

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• H2 R antagonists • Anti-ulcer • effective for gastric ulceration caused by NSAIDs and uraemia (amongst others) • vet registered • differ to other H2 R ants in potency, but = effective

#14
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Sucralfate

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Anti-ulcer

#15
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Misoprostol (Cytotec)

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Anti-ulcer • Synthetic PGE2 • Management/prevention of NSAID tox • Causes abortion in humans (morning after pill)

#16
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Omeprazole (Losec)

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Anti-ulcer

#17
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Ranitidine (Zantac)

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• H2 R antagonists • Anti-ulcer • effective for gastric ulceration caused by NSAIDs and uraemia (amongst others) • differ to other H2 R ants in potency, but = effective • prokinetic

#18
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Famotidine (Pepcid)

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• H2 R antagonists • Anti-ulcer • effective for gastric ulceration caused by NSAIDs and uraemia (amongst others) • differ to other H2 R ants in potency, but = effective

#19
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Apomorphine

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• NOT morphine! • D2 Ag • Potent emetic in the dog

#20
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Xylazine

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• A2 Ag • Sedative • Potent emetic in cats

#21
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Prochlorperazine

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• A2 blocker - Potent antiemetic in cats

#22
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Kaolin

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• Absorbant/prtectant for diarrhoea?

#23
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Bismuth salicylate

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• Absorbant/protectant for diarrhoea - Avoid in cats

#24
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FLunixin meglumine

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NSAID analgesic and antipyrexic