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Exotic Animal Formulary5

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intranasally with sternal

recumbency for 21.7 ± 4.9 min

0.4 mg/kg IV 375 Emus

0.5-1 mg/kg IM, IV

q8h 38

2 mg/kg

intranasally 491

Raptors/anticonvulsant

Hispaniolan Amazon parrots/mild to

moderate sedation in 3 min; reduced

vocalizations, struggling and

defensive behaviors for 15 min;

reversed with flumazenil

intranasally

2 mg/kg IM 814 Canada geese/sedation for 15-20 min

5 mg/kg

intranasally 355

2 mg/kg

intranasally 714b

7.3-8.8 mg/kg

intranasally 829,830

12.5-15.6 mg/kg

intranasally 830

13 ± 1 mg/kg

intranasally 80

Pigeons/PD; minimal side effects on

vital functions but caused

inadequate immobilization of

pigeons for restraint in dorsal

recumbency

Wild macaws/PD; provided

approximately 20 min of sedation in

80% of macaws

Ring-necked parakeets/dose divided into

each nare and given slowly; time to

onset, 3 min; dorsal recumbency,

57.7 ± 24.4 min; flumazenil

intranasally significantly reduced

recovery time

Canaries/dose divided into each nare

and given slowly; time to onset,

<3 min; dorsal recumbency, 17.1 ± 5

min; flumazenil intranasally

significantly reduced recovery time

Finches/time to onset of sedation

significantly faster (1.0 ± 0.3 min)

than xylazine or diazepam; shorter

duration of dorsal recumbency

observed (32.00 ± 8.09 min)

compared with diazepam (68.2 ±

12.7 min); significantly shorter

duration of sedation (74.2 ± 8.7 min)

than diazepam (182.00 ± 18.37 min)

and xylazine (360.2 ± 41.31 min); no

complications noted

13.2 ± 1.3 mg/kg Budgerigars/time to onset of sedation

344

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