A Sheltie is given Antisedan after neuter Pt 2
Channel: Dr David Sing
Date: 2015-03-01

Antisedan is an antidote which reverses and abolishes the effect of Domitor. I gave Antisedan to wake up the dog early so that his vital signs can return to normal earlier. It takes 5 minutes after injection for the antidote to take effect as shown in this video. 

This Sheltie is thin and so the 4 retained puppy canine teeth are not extracted, to minimise the risk of prolonged anaesthesia.

The formula for injectable anaesthesia is:
Young, healthy, 10 kg - Domitor + Ketamine 0.4 ml + 0.5 ml IV. This dog was 5.6 kg. He was given 0.2 ml + 0.25 ml IV. The analgesia lasted around 20 minutes without the need for isoflurane gas anaesthesia.

Antisedan 0.2 ml SC was given as an antidote to domitor and is very effective.