ketamine and xylazine in dog?
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It depends on what you are using it for. \n1) Technically you need to be a veterianrian to adminster these medications.\n\n2) Some doses will anthestize and others will sedate, others will kill\n\n3) Access to these medications is restricted by the DEA. You cannot get them, even with a prescription to adminster on your own.\n\nbased on 1, 2, and 3 I cannot provide a dose, as you would KNOW the dose if you had proper authorization to use Ketamine and Zylazine in dogs.
712951
doesn't sound good - could be poisoned VET NOW
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Call your medicaid provider an if your a vet.call the DAV.They have the answers you need it is very helpfull.
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http://www.vetinfo.com/zringwrm.html
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Don is right. You will have to tke over for her. I imagine you could start them on small amounts of baby formula in a baby bottle.\n\nI would definately check with your vet 1st. though.
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http://www.cytodyne.com/xenadrine.html\n\nhttp://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&q=Where+can+I+find+xenadrine&btnG=Search\n\nor ur local drug dealer lol
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Take him to a Vet....\nOpps , I read Rottweiler.lol
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you just go to The National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI) web site (www.ncbi.nih.gov). there you go- search (pub med) for ........i.e you search the pub med\nby the journal name, publication date, authors name or what ever it may be. i hope it will work.\ngood luck.\ni have searched it by the name klinsky and i found 4 articles. which are-\n1:  Alakhov VYu, Klinsky EYu, Kolosov MI, Maurer-Fogy I, Moskaleva EYu, Sveshnikov PG, Pozdnyakova LP, Shemchukova OB, Severin ES. Related Articles, Links  \n Identification of functionally active fragments of staphylococcal enterotoxin B.\nEur J Biochem. 1992 Nov 1;209(3):823-8. \nPMID: 1425690 [PubMed - indexed for MEDLINE] \n2:  Busch W, Klinsky JD, Barth T, Bach S, Bruer W, Kohler H, Lusky K. Related Articles, Links  \n [Studies on the use of megestrol acetate for estrus synchronization in heifers]\nArch Exp Veterinarmed. 1977;31(6):815-23. German. \nPMID: 607890 [PubMed - indexed for MEDLINE] \n3:  Busch W, Klinsky JD, Slucka R, Bach S. Related Articles, Links  \n [Planned control of reproduction processes in industrialized cattle production]\nArch Exp Veterinarmed. 1977;31(6):799-808. German. \nPMID: 607889 [PubMed - indexed for MEDLINE] \n4:  Lange W, Paduceva AL, Schuffenhauer W, Klinsky JD. Related Articles, Links  \n [Possibilities in the use of anabolic substances as veterinary drugs for metaphylaxis and biotechnology]\nArch Exp Veterinarmed. 1977;31(6):943-9. German. \nPMID: 564678 [PubMed - indexed for MEDLINE \nyou just put your authors name and search it out.\ni hope you will find the article you are looking for.\nbut for this you need  one correct name and not three as u have written here. it will definitely work.\nbest wishes.
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penicillin, morphine, codeine, insulin
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check out this website:\n\nhttp://vetmedicine.about.com/gi/dynamic/offsite.htm?zi=1/XJ&sdn=vetmedicine&zu=http%3A%2F%2Fhealth.ratzrus.co.uk%2Fanatomy.htm
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Euthanasia is not a drug. It´s the name of the process of putting down someone to end his/her/its suffer. Vets use a highly concentrated general anaesthetic (tipically a barbiturate derivative) that provokes a respiratory and cardiac arrest. Pets don´t feel anything at all.
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Here is the story that I found on Comcast news. Sick people I tell you!!\n\n\n\nN.Y.-Bound Puppies Used As Drug Couriers\nBy TOM HAYS, Associated Press Writer\n5 hours ago\n\nNEW YORK - Colombian smugglers turned puppies into drug mules by surgically implanting them with packets of liquid heroin, authorities said.\n\nInvestigators believe the ring used the dogs, as well as people who swallowed the drugs, to conceal millions of dollars of heroin on commercial flights into New York for distribution on the East Coast.\n\nTen puppies, including Labrador retrievers, were rescued during a 2005 raid on a farm in Colombia, the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration said Wednesday, while announcing more than 30 arrests.\n\nA veterinarian had stitched a total of 3 kilograms of heroin into the bellies of six pups. Three died from infections after the drugs were removed.\n\nThe surviving dogs "are still alive and well, we're told," said John P. Gilbride, head of the DEA's New York office.\n\nColombian police said they adopted three dogs, one of which was being trained to sniff for drugs.\n\nIt was unclear how many dogs might have been used in the smuggling scheme, Gilbride said.\n\n"I think it's outrageous and heinous that they'd use small, innocent puppies in this way," he said.\n\nBesides the pups and human swallowers, authorities said the ring based in Medellin also concealed drugs in body creams, aerosol cans, and the linings of purses and luggage.\n\nRecent raids in Colombia resulted in more than 20 arrests; another 10 suspects were in custody in New York, Florida and North Carolina. About 24 kilograms of heroin was seized, officials said.
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I don't think so.  I would check with the vet though.
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ask your local veterinarian, I'm sure he will have some answers for you.
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I am in the same boat. My 87 year old grandmother needed to go to dialysis treatment four hours ago and I haven't fed my dog in six days because of this thing. lol\nMy dog won't even come when I call it anymore... Mmmmmm... Oh crap! Grandma!
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acetaminophen with codeine
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I think you're referring to ketones, and 20 or below is a small amount, nothing to worry about.\n\ncheck this out   http://www.diaglab.vet.cornell.edu/clinpath/modules/ua-rout/ketstix.htm