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Medication - What Kinds Of Drugs Do I Use In Equine Dentistry?

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The two types or classes of drugs I use in my equine dental practice are sedatives and analgesics (pain killers). On occasion I use an anxiolytic for scared horses. I do not use tranquilizers which is a completely different class and does not provide pain relief.

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