[Anesthesia in domestic animals (small mammals, psittacines and reptiles)]

¹Kleintierpaxis mit Ambulanz für Wild-und Zirkustiere, Berlin.

Tierarztliche Praxis

|December 1, 1996

Abstract:

The presentation of small animals and exotic pets (birds, reptiles) in veterinary practice is increasing. Physiological and ethological variations demand specific precautions in restraining/ anesthetizing these patients. In Psittacines hypoglycemia, hypoxia and hypothermia are typical side-effects. Long-acting recovery control in birds and reptiles is necessary.

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