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03-10-2010, 09:28
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From what I was told by my vet, some csv are a bit "slower" than other dogs. It takes them longer to fall asleep and later to wake. So there is no need to give bigger doses, but just wait longer for the effect.
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03-10-2010, 09:40
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Our dogs needed quite high doses and woke up very soon but nothing really out of normal range.
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03-10-2010, 16:39
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 Hronec my male, needs full dose, but did neeeeeeewer fall a sleep  but he was very lazy...I anaesthesize him two times, it was the same thing time no two. Rasty my female vent under very fast a very deeeeeep, but she was also up very fast after the antidope... Hronec had a bit of a hangover, but Rasty was OK, just like normal... Anyone having more experience of anaesthesizeing a CsV please tell  Very best regards / Mikael
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