An oral medication that can be used to control blood glucose levels in some diabetic cats who still have some insulin production.... ↪ Read more

Relating to the gums.... ↪ Read more

Pregnancy. The duration of pregnancy.... ↪ Read more

Pertaining to the stomach and intestines. The term 'digestive system' includes the mouth, gastrointestinal tract, anus, pancreas, and liver.... ↪ Read more

Inflammation of the stomach. An inflammation of the mucous membrane surrounding the stomach.... ↪ Read more

A drug that kills fungi. A substance that kills fungi. Kills fungi.... ↪ Read more

Atom which carries an unpaired electron; free radicals can potentially injure cells and may be responsible for numerous age-related diseases.... ↪ Read more

Any abnormal substance within the body. Examples include wood slivers, ingested cloth, balls, glass in the feet, etc.... ↪ Read more

A solution made to kill fleas, applied to an animal and not rinsed off, to allow it to have residual action.... ↪ Read more

Increased stomach or intestinal gas. Passing gas from the intestinal tract. May be a sign of disease of the small intestine.... ↪ Read more

A description of medications developed from an earlier form of the medication. First generation medications were developed from the original form of the drug; second generation medications are adaptations of first generation drugs; third generation drugs are adaptations of second generation, etc.... ↪ Read more

Food and Drug Administration. The federal agency which approves drugs and medications for use in animals and people.... ↪ Read more