Comparative efficiency of different medicants application in surgical operations in small domestic nonproductive animals

In recent years, more and more drugs and methods of pain relief have been introduced into the arsenal of anesthesiologists. Therefore, the study of issues related to the use of new drugs and methods of premedication, the constant search for more advanced methods of anesthesia in order to quickly achieve the required depth of anesthesia with the subsequent minimization of the negative consequences of the use of anesthetics is relevant. The aim of the work was to study the comparative effectiveness of the use of Panangin and Riboxin as a complex premedication during general anesthesia in small domestic unproductive animals. The clinical part of the research was carried out in the conditions of veterinary clinics in Tula (veterinary clinic "True Friends") and in Mtsensk (veterinary clinic "MC Doctor"). The results of the studies carried out give grounds to judge the validity of the use of Riboxin and Panangin for complex premedication of animals. Since the use of classical sedation in cats of the control group (CC-2) decreased heart rate by 27%, and NPV by 75%, in dogs (SK-4), heart rate decreased by 38%, and NPV by 66%. In animals from experimental groups KO-1 and CO-3, the following picture was observed: in cats in the experimental group, heart rate decreased by 24%, NPV by 67%; in dogs in the experimental group, heart rate decreased by 36.5%, and NPV by 57%. The use of Riboxin and Panangin in the premedication period contributes to the stable functioning of the heart and lungs during the operating period. With a decrease in the concentration of the anesthetic at 35 minutes of surgery, the heart rate and respiratory rate smoothly and intensively returns to normal. In the postoperative period, restoration of motor activity, appetite, coordination of movements on days 2-3 and complete tissue regeneration on days 5-7 was noted.