Thiopental is a barbiturate used to induce anesthesia. Once reconstituted it is a 2% solution. The attending veterinarian asks you to induce a 27kg dog with a dosage of 10mg/kg. How many milligrams do you need, and how many milliliters will you draw up into the syringe?

­A horse is most likely suffering from what when they present with severe, acute lameness in the foot?

What is the most likely condition of this horse? What is its prognosis? (Explain your answer.)

Dilative cardiomyopathy in cats may be related to what essential amino acid?

Which structure of the hind limb is commonly ruptured in middle-aged, obese dogs?

A cat presents to the clinic with upper respiratory tract infection, with clinical signs of fever, nasal discharge, oral ulcers, and gingivitis. Which of the following is the most likely cause?

What is the name of the zoonotic disease that results in the advice being given to pregnant people that they should not clean the litter box while pregnant due to potential neurological damage to the fetus? What type of etiologic agent is the cause of this disease?

Which disease of cats is caused by a coronavirus?

Headshaking in horses may be a problem with which cranial nerve? (Name and number).

What is the cause of idiopathic vestibular disease?