Taking or stopping certain drugs while on theophylline. You need to be very careful about other drugs you are on or stop taking because of the same potentially fatal toxic reaction. Pregnancy and Theophylline. Theophylline is an FDA Pregnancy Category C drug, meaning that a possible risk to developing fetuses cannot be ruled out. Studies in animals have shown that the drug can cause birth defects, but no adequate and well-controlled studies have been conducted in pregnant women.
Actually, there are 28 vet schools in the US and Canada that are accredited by the AVMA (American Veterinary Medical Association). Med school is where people go who couldn't get into vet school. It really is that competitive.
Best Answer: Every vet school has a specific set of requirements. That website lists all the vet schools in the country and the requirements (or links to the requirements). The pre-requisites are going to include lots of chemistry, physics and biology classes. They'll also include some basic english, speech, and social sciences and may or may not include math or statistics classes. You also have to take the GRE (graduate record exam). It's the same test people take to be admitted into masters or PhD programs. It's similar to the SAT. The other thing you have to do is get experience in a vet clinic. All vet schools require a recommendation in a vet clinic and most stipulate that you have to have had some clinical experience.