COS - 194 - PANOQUELL®-CA1 (fuzapladib sodium for injection) for acute onset of canine pancreatitis

Susanne A. Heartsill, DVM, DABVP (Canine and Feline Practice) is the Director of Companion Animal Veterinary Services at Ceva Animal Health. She joins Dr. Andy Roark to discuss Panoquell-CA1, the new drug conditionally approved for acute onset of canine pancreatitis.
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ABOUT OUR GUEST:
Susanne Heartsill, DVM, DABVP (Canine and Feline Practice) is a 1999 graduate of Mississippi State University College of Veterinary Medicine and is the founder of Downtown Animal Hospital in Memphis, Tennessee.
Dr. Heartsill currently serves as the Director of US Companion Animal Veterinary Services at Ceva Animal Health.
Dr. Heartsill joined Ceva as a Veterinary Services Manager and Level 3, Fear Free Certified Veterinarian in 2018. In 2020, Dr. Heartsill became the U.S. Cardiology Technical Marketing Manager for Ceva. In this role, she spearheaded the creation and implementation of cardiology education for the U.S. commercial team in preparation for the launch of CARDALISTM. Using experience gained over two decades of clinical
practice, she developed cardiology educational resources for the practicing veterinarian and played an integral part in the launch of CARDALISTM. Due to her work in cardiology for Ceva, Dr. Heartsill won the Ceva Circle of Excellence Award in 2020. She has authored and co-authored multiple publications. In 2021, she completed credentialling and is a Diplomate of the American Board of Veterinary Practitioners (DABVP) in Canine and Feline Practice. In early 2022, Dr. Heartsill was promoted to Director of US Companion Animal Veterinary Services at Ceva Animal Health.
While running her busy small animal practice, Dr. Heartsill served as a key opinion leader for several veterinary advisory councils including Virbac, Q-biotics, and Novartis Animal Health and has been a Regional Field Advocate for IDEXX Laboratories. She has lectured nationally on topics ranging from inventory control and pharmacy management to cardiology, parasitology, laser surgery, behavior, dermatology, pancreatitis and zoonotic diseases.
Dr. Heartsill was recognized by the Memphis Business Journal as one of Memphis' Top 40 under 40 and holds a city sponsored beautification award by the Memphis Blue Suede Brigade for her part in real
estate and business revitalization in the Memphis Pinch District.
Now residing with her family on their hobby farm outside of Auburn, Alabama, Dr. Heartsill enjoys horseback riding, farm life, and the great outdoors.

[@meredithetalibon14]

Would anyone be able to let me know how this drug works for a dog with diabetes? My dog has had diabetes for years. Also for administration early in the course of diagnosis vs. Later when it gets to the state of hospitalization? My vet is thinking of waiting until if/when she gets more severe but she isnt getting better (day 5) and I am trying to decide if I should advocate for this drug or not

[@lukebrown625]

I posted an extensive reply yesterday but the distributor, CEVA, or the manufacturer (or someone else) may have taken it down. Contact me by another means to discuss. This drug is extremely dangerous and you will be ignored by both of them.

[@meredithetalibon14]

​@@lukebrown625hey how can I contact you?

[@JoeSmith-ug9hu]

My dog just got diagnosed for a second time today - and just got started on this medication today. First time around, she almost died from it.... So hoping this will work better!

[@staabz]

My dog just received this as well over the weekend. She was out of the hospital in 2 days. I think this stuff is the real deal. Very happy they discovered this.

[@giamoretti3053]

Well if she almost died from it why would you want to try it again?

[@JoeSmith-ug9hu]

@@giamoretti3053 First time she wasn't on that medication.

[@pullbbang86]

@@JoeSmith-ug9huHow’s your dog? My dog’s been diagnosed with pancreatitis and started Panoquell today.

[@jenjabba6210]

​@giamoretti3053 English translation: her dog got diagnosed with pancreatitis fur a second time. The first time her dog got pancreatitis, it almost died. Now there is a new medicine. This video is about it.

[@jenjabba6210]

Thanks for this video. Do you know any dog on a raw diet that's gotten pancreatitis? Sounds like it's an inflammatory disease. Diet should be addressed just like humans. Low inflammation diet for humans is carnivore 😂 eat meat. My dog is doing better on meat but still not 100%. I wish you have a price range. Guess this is only for vets. Makes me question big pharma and went my vet didn't use it! She's a rep for the company.

[@JS-th2ev]

$500 a shot

[@Texasishot105]

@JS-th2ev my vet is charging me $150 a shot for a 15 lb dog. But my pet insurance will cover it all but 10%

[@JS-th2ev]

@@Texasishot105 that is good news, the shots seemed to work. We had to get all three. Good luck with your doggy.