What is used to tranquilize animals?

A tranquilizer is any of various pharmacological agents with calming effects, commonly benzodiazepines or antihistamines. Tranquilizers are prescribed for a variety of conditions including anxiety, insomnia, seizures, and psychosis. They are also used in veterinary medicine to sedate animals. When used in human medicine, they can be habit forming.

In veterinary medicine, tranquilizers are used to sedate animals for various procedures, such as examinations, surgeries, and grooming. They can also be used to calm anxious or aggressive animals. The type of tranquilizer used will depend on the animal's size, age, and medical condition.

Here are some of the commonly used tranquilizers for animals:

* Acepromazine

* Alfaxalone

* Butorphanol

* Diazepam

* Hydromorphone

* Ketamine

* Medetomidine

* Midazolam

* Oxymorphone

* Xylazine

These medications should only be used under the supervision of a veterinarian, as they can have side effects and may interact with other medications.