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- Bone marrow suppression / neutropenia Β· 10 mg/kg Β· PO Β· q12h Β· Give with food.
- Contraindicated Β· Do not use Β· PO Β· Lithium is toxic to cats.
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- Cats (highly toxic)
- Renal impairment
- Cardiac disease
- Conditions with sodium imbalance (e.g., hypoadrenocorticism)
- Dehydration
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- Nausea
- Diarrhoea
- Muscle weakness
- Fatigue
- Polyuria (PU)
- Polydipsia (PD)
- Seizures
- Hypothyroidism (blocks release of T3 and T4)
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- ACE inhibitors Β· Reduces lithium excretion, increasing the risk of toxicity Β· major
- Loop diuretics Β· Reduces lithium excretion and causes sodium depletion, worsening toxicity Β· major
- Thiazide diuretics Β· Reduces lithium excretion and causes sodium depletion, worsening toxicity Β· major
- NSAIDs Β· Reduces lithium excretion, increasing the risk of toxicity Β· major
- Theophylline Β· May increase the excretion of lithium, potentially reducing efficacy Β· moderate
- Neostigmine Β· Lithium antagonizes the effects of neostigmine Β· moderate
- Pyridostigmine Β· Lithium antagonizes the effects of pyridostigmine Β· moderate
- Diltiazem Β· Concurrent administration may result in neurotoxicity Β· major
- Verapamil Β· Concurrent administration may result in neurotoxicity Β· major
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- Serum lithium concentration (target 0.5-1.8 mmol/l, assess every 3 months)
- Thyroid status (T3 and T4, assess every 6 months)
- Renal function
- Hydration status and serum sodium levels
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Lithium is **nephrotoxic at high doses**. Toxicity is significantly worsened by sodium depletion (e.g., concurrent diuretic use or dehydration). Signs of toxicity may include severe nausea, diarrhoea, muscle weakness, polyuria/polydipsia, and seizures.
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