Glycopyrrolate is the preferred agent in rabbits. Short acting anesthetics, typically used for induction prior to inhalant anesthesia. Can be mixed in the same syringe. Telazol may not provide a deep, surgical plane of anesthesia in all rodents and rabbits. Repeated use of Tribromoethanol has been associated with peritonitis.
Single use is recommended in the mouse.
All inhalant anesthetics require use of a scavenging system or fume hood to reduce environmental exposure to the operator.