Clomipramine's FDA-Approved Indication Is for Treatment of Obsessive-Compulsive Disorders in Dogs
Clomipramine's FDA-approved indication is for treatment of obsessive-compulsive disorders in dogs. A more common use of clomipramine in veterinary medicine is for:
A) treatment of separation anxiety.
B) treatment of depression.
C) treatment of seizures.
D) treatment of epilepsy.
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