Why Cats Are Not Small Humans: Medication Poisoning in Felines | On-Demand CE for Pharmacy & Veterinary Professionals

Linda Cathey2026-10-13T13:01:15-05:00October 5th, 2026|Categories: Continuing Education, Adverse Drug Reactions, Home Study, Medication Safety, Pharmacology, Veterinary Medicine, Veterinary Pharmacy, Veterinary Pharmacy - Small Animals, Webinars|Tags: ACPE CE, ACVP, Adverse Drug Reactions, American College of Veterinary Pharmacists, drug toxicity in cats, feline ADME, Feline Drug Metabolism, feline medication poisoning, feline medication safety, feline pharmacology, Feline Physiology, feline toxicology, Home Study, human medications in cats, medication poisoning in cats, medication safety, On-Demand Webinar, Pet Poison Helpline, Pet Poison Prevention, Pharmacy Continuing Education, RACE CE, Renee Schmid, small animal medicine, small animal pharmacy, species-specific pharmacology, veterinary CE, Veterinary Continuing Education, veterinary medicine, veterinary pharmacy, veterinary toxicology|

Why Cats Are Not Small Humans: Medication Poisoning in Felines Now Available On-Demand | 1 Hour of ACPE & RACE Continuing Education for Pharmacists, Pharmacy Technicians, Veterinarians & Veterinary Technicians Cats are not simply smaller versions of humans—or even other animal species—when it comes to medication therapy. Differences in how cats [...]

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