[SIZE=-1]Anesthesia is a state of unconsciousness induced in an animal. The three components of anesthesia are analgesia (pain relief), amnesia (loss of memory) and immobilization. The drugs used to achieve anesthesia usually have varying effects in each of these areas. Some drugs may be used individually to achieve all three. Others have only analgesic or sedative properties and may be used individually for these purposes or in combination with other drugs to achieve full anesthesia. [/SIZE]
The process for administering anesthesia is unique for every animal. [SIZE=-1]Following sites are very informative on which [/SIZE][SIZE=-1]anesthesia should be given to animals [/SIZE][SIZE=-1]and how.
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