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    Dosis Ketamin Dan Xylazine Rabbit

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    This document provides recommendations for anesthetic agents and their doses, routes of administration, and equipment for anesthetizing rabbits. Ketamine or telazol combined with xylazine or diazepam can be used for IV or IM induction of anesthesia. Isoflurane or sevoflurane delivered via inhalation with precision vaporizer is recommended for maintenance of anesthesia. Propofol can also be used for short procedures via IV. Rabbits should be intubated if anesthesia is needed for over 1 hour.

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    This document provides recommendations for anesthetic agents and their doses, routes of administration, and equipment for anesthetizing rabbits. Ketamine or telazol combined with xylazine or diazepam can be used for IV or IM induction of anesthesia. Isoflurane or sevoflurane delivered via inhalation with precision vaporizer is recommended for maintenance of anesthesia. Propofol can also be used for short procedures via IV. Rabbits should be intubated if anesthesia is needed for over 1 hour.

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    This document provides recommendations for anesthetic agents and their doses, routes of administration, and equipment for anesthetizing rabbits. Ketamine or telazol combined with xylazine or diazepam can be used for IV or IM induction of anesthesia. Isoflurane or sevoflurane delivered via inhalation with precision vaporizer is recommended for maintenance of anesthesia. Propofol can also be used for short procedures via IV. Rabbits should be intubated if anesthesia is needed for over 1 hour.

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    Dosis Ketamin Dan Xylazine Rabbit

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    This document provides recommendations for anesthetic agents and their doses, routes of administration, and equipment for anesthetizing rabbits. Ketamine or telazol combined with xylazine or diazepam can be used for IV or IM induction of anesthesia. Isoflurane or sevoflurane delivered via inhalation with precision vaporizer is recommended for maintenance of anesthesia. Propofol can also be used for short procedures via IV. Rabbits should be intubated if anesthesia is needed for over 1 hour.

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    Recommended Anesthetic Agents: Rabbits

    Rabbits Name / Dose Route Needle Gauge

    20 - 25 G IV
    IV Induction: Ketamine (5 mg/kg) / Diazepam (0.25 mg/kg) IV
    Catheter

    Telazol (3-4 mg/kg) / Xylazine (4-5 mg/kg)


    NOTE : Give Xylazine first to allow sedation followed by SC / IM ≤ 22
    Telazol in 2-5 minutes.

    Ketamine (35-40 mg/kg) / Xylazine (3-5 mg/kg)


    NOTE : Give Xylazine first to allow sedation followed by SC / IM ≤ 22
    Ketamine in 2-5 minutes.

    Isoflurane: Induction chamber or face mask (3.5 - 4.5%)


    Maintenance via face mask or intubation (1.5 - 3%)
    Inhalation via precision vaporizer with scavenger system NA
    Define delivery gas, e.g., 100% O2
    NOTE : Rabbits should be intubated if anesthetized >1hr.

    Sevoflurane: Induction chamber or face mask (4.5 - 7%)


    Maintenance via face mask (3 - 4.5%), less if intubated.
    Inhalation via precision vaporizer with scavenger system NA
    Define delivery gas, e.g., 100% O2
    NOTE : Rabbits should be intubated if anesthetized >1hr.

    Propofol (8-14 mg/kg) - suitable for minimally invasive


    procedures (< 6 min). Give 1/2 dose and monitor for 10-
    20 sec to evaluate effect prior to administering 1/4 dose, IV ≤ 22
    evaluate again before adminstering rest of dose (excessive
    dose can cause apnea) .

    Propofol induction and continued ansthesia: Induce with


    IV (induce) < 22
    Propofol (1.5-2 mg/kg) IV with maintenance CRI at
    IV Catheter (maintenance CRI) IV Catheter
    (1 mg/kg/min) via IV catheter.

    IV - intraveneous References:
    SC - subcutaneous Lumb and Jones' Veterinary Anesthesia, 3rd Edition
    IM - intramuscular Plumb, Veterinary Drug Handbook, 3rd Edition
    CRI - continuous rate infusion Univ. of Colorado, Denver, Veterinary Anesth. & Analgesic Formulary, 3rd Edition

    UM SOM Animal Care and Use Program Anesthetic Guidelines: Rabbits


    OAWA Version Date: 02/2014
    VR Review Date: 02/2017
    IACUC Approval Date: 03/17/17 Page1

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