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Zoletil

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Zoletil
a fixed-ratio combination of the tranquilizer, zolazepam, with the dissociative anesthetic, tiletamine; used for injection anesthesia in dogs, cats, wild and zoo animals. It produces dose-dependent sedation to general anesthesia.
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