Some clinical and biochemical observations of chloral hydrate narcosis in donkeys.
1990
Karram M.H. | Youssef H.
The present study was conducted on 8 donkeys (4-11 months). Chloral hydrate 10% solution was administerated intravenously in a dose of 6 g/50 kg B.Wt. The clinical effects of the drug were recorded. The use of drug in a dose rate of g/50 kg B.Wt, have no determental effect on liver transferases (SAAI and ALAT) from drug administration. The most prominent clinical effect for chloral hydrate was on the body temperature which was decreased to lower than 36 degree centigrade within 2 to 3 hours after drug injection. The study showed the need of animal protection from the difference between the body temperature and the enviromental climate.
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