Narcan Isn’t Just for Humans. Here is What Every Vet Needs to Know

The client who comes in with a lethargic, unresponsive dog may not tell you there are opioids in the house. They may not know their dog got into anything. They may not connect what they are seeing to what you are seeing. And by the time the pieces come together, you are already managing a crisis that could have been reversed in minutes with a medication that costs next to nothing and sits on the shelf at most pharmacies.