Oxygen Flow Rate in L/02 min Flow rate Dose 3L 50 ml/kg Induction Maintenance Recovery 3L Emergency Drugs Drug Atropine L/02 Min 3L IV Fluids assuming pet is well hydrated Fluids Maintenance Fluid Rate Lactated Ringer Solution (LRS) Patient 3 ml/kg/hr Route 3L Maintenance fluid Bolus Fluid Rate rate in ml Dose (mg/kg) mg 0.03 mg/kg 5 ml/kg Bolus fluid rate in ml Concentration ml 0.54 mg.ml
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