Veterinary Antimicrobial Stewardship Resources

Our goal is to provide veterinary clinicians with links to existing resources on veterinary antimicrobial stewardship resources from experts around the world. Use this tool to explore antimicrobial use guidelines, online trainings, client resources and more.

ALL RESOURCES          Empiric Guidance         Result Interpretation         General Stewardship

BSAVA: Antibacterial Use Poster

Poster to help with antibiotic selection

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Clinician's Brief: C&S Reports

Interpretation of C&S Results (account required)

CLSI: Breakpoints

Veterinary breakpoint tables

CLSI: VET09

Textbook on AST data available for purchase

CoE: Food Animal Legislative Compliance

Guidance on compliance with federal legislation

CPHAZ: Worms & Germs Blog

Educational website on infectious diseases of companion animals

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FECAVA: Advice on Responsible Use of Antimicrobials

Decision tree: Should I use antimicrobials in this patient?

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FECAVA: Recommendations for Antimicrobial Therapy

Table with empirical antimicrobials for common conditions in companion animals

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IDEXX: MIC Interpretation

Microbiology guide to MIC interpretation

ISCAID: Canine SBF Guidelines

Guidelines for canine superficial bacterial folliculitis

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ISCAID: Small Animal UTI Guidelines

Guidelines for the diagnosis and management of bacterial UTI's

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MSU VDL: AST Data Use

Use of AST data to guide therapy

MSU VDL: C&S Results

Importance and interpretation of AST

NZVA: Dairy Guidelines

Antibiotic judicious use guidelines for dairy cattle

NZVA: Guidelines for Dogs and Cats

Guidelines for the clinical use of antimicrobials

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Funding

This work was supported in part by the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) and in part by the Washington Integrated Food Safety Center of Excellence, which is supported by the Epidemiology and Laboratory Capacity for Infectious Disease Cooperative Agreement through the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.