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To: Nachum
Valprazolam is a common med for animals with issues. I am using it with a feral cocker I am rehabbing.

ALERT - it can bring on aggression in animals.

6 posted on 01/16/2014 11:49:54 AM PST by MarMema ("If Americans really wanted Obamacare, you wouldn't need a law to make them buy it." Ted Cruz)
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To: MarMema
Alprazolam. Sorry. And it is the same thing as Xanax...

There is a risk of using anti-anxiety medications such as this in aggressive animals as a phenomenon called “disinhibition” may be observed. What this means is that the medication may remove whatever inhibitions the animal had to suppress aggression and the situation can be aggravated now that the patient is no longer inhibited. DO NOT ADMINISTER A PET'S FIRST-EVER DOSE OF ALPRAZOLAM AND THEN LEAVE HIM UNSUPERVISED. ALWAYS SUPERVISE A TEST DOSE TO BE SURE PETS ARE NOT OVER-TRANQUILIZED OR AGGRESSIVE WITH ONE ANOTHER.

7 posted on 01/16/2014 11:52:49 AM PST by MarMema ("If Americans really wanted Obamacare, you wouldn't need a law to make them buy it." Ted Cruz)
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