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Keywords: oclacitinib; canine; kidney; toxicosis; tachycardia History and Physical Examination Findings A 7-year-old 35.0-kg neutered male mixed-breed dog was presented to the emergency service at a tertiary referral center approximately 90 minutes after ingesting a new 60-count bottle of 16-mg oclacitinib (Apoquel). The bottle had been part of a package delivery, and the patient chewed both the box and bottle open while on the front step.
GENERAL ARTICLE Mindy C. Smith Corresponding Author E-mail address: drsmith@ironhorseequine.net https://orcid.org/0000-0001-9848-9892 Iron Horse Equine Medical and Surgical Services, Elizabeth, CO, USA Correspondence Mindy C. Smith Email: drsmith@ironhorseequine.net Search for more papers by this author The abstract is available in Chinese in the Supporting Information section of the online version of this article.
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