Review on Commonly Used Veterinary Anesthetic Drugs in Small Ruminants
Abnet Mekonnen,
Kadir Abderehman,
Feti Seyaka
Abstract:Now a day a variety of drugs are on use for providing anesthesia in animals. Small ruminants, due to their anatomy and physiology, are not suitable for many of the anesthetic drugs. With strict consideration, some drugs are commonly used in these animals. Anesthetic drugs classified based on their action and efficacy. The commonly used local anesthetic agents include procaine, lidocaine and bupivacaine. Understanding the pharmacology of local anesthetics enables the anesthetists to predict the potency, speed o… Show more
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