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What are the safest anesthetic drugs to use on my pet?

The risks and benefits of different anesthetic drugs are often the focus of much discussion, but many of the risks can be minimized and the benefits maximized if adequate patient monitoring and supportive care are utilized no matter which protocol is selected. Which anesthetic is best depends upon the patient's health, disposition, and the requirements of the surgery.

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14-April-2014

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