Injectable anesthetic drugs produce reliable sedation and anesthesia in veterinary patients.
Barbiturates have been used in veterinary medicine for decades as both injectable …

To systematically review the quality of evidence comparing the cardiopulmonary effects and
quality of anesthesia after induction with alfaxalone vs. other anesthetic agents in dogs and …

This clinical review summarises the pharmacological and anaesthetic properties of
alfaxalone in the dog. Available pharmacokinetic‐pharmacodynamic data and factors …

Objective To evaluate the effects and reliability of alfaxalone constant rate infusion (CRI) in
comparison to isoflurane to maintain anaesthesia in bitches undergoing elective caesarean …

The pharmacokinetics and the effects of a single intramuscular (IM) dose of alfaxalone on
sedation and cardiopulmonary and echocardiographic variables was studied in dogs …

Objectives To compare propofol and alfaxalone, with or without midazolam, for induction of
anesthesia in fentanyl-sedated dogs, and to assess recovery from total intravenous …

In animals with suspected cardiac disease, care must be taken both prior to and during
anesthesia to assess the heart's ability to (1) provide adequate cardiac output and tissue …

Objective To determine the intubation dose and select physiologic effects of alfaxalone
alone or in combination with midazolam or ketamine in dogs. Study design Prospective …

Objective To study the effect of alternating the order of midazolam and alfaxalone
administration on the incidence of behavioural changes, alfaxalone induction dose and …

Etomidate is a common non-barbiturate anesthetic with psychoactivity, and metomidate, a
structural modifier of etomidate, also has the same psychoactive effect, and the abuse of …