Influência da técnica cat friendly nas qualidades de sedação e indução no manejo pré-anestésico

Abstract

The number of felines is becoming more and more noticeable and with that, the attention and care that must be taken in the face of the particularities of each pet also grows. Cats tend to stress more easily than dogs or that make handling difficult within the veterinary environment. In this way, to promote the least possible containment, among other techniques applied during the consultations. Feline anesthesiology also presents singularities to feline management and one of them is the administration of appropriate drugs and safe doses to ensure anesthetic maintenance in front of safety in recovery. And the individuality of this species in the anesthetic routine, 10 cats and fortresses were selected in two groups: the control group and a group with management of cats before anesthesia. Acepromazine (0.015 mg/Kg) and methadone 0.3mg was used as a pre-Anesa drug for two grams, and propofol (5/Kg) was used for induction in two groups. In this work, the physiological parameters of sedation quality studied are evaluated and compared. In addition, an ambience was reflected in the parameter for evaluating the influence on the quality of induction, in which the average doses of propofol were 9.33 ± 2.66 and 6.28 ± 2.13 mg/kg for the control and cat friendly respectively.