Lorazepam May Reduce Recurrent Urethral Blockage in Male Cats
A 30-day study found that lorazepam, given at 0.25 mg every 12 hours, prevented recurrent urethral blockage in male cats, with few side effects such as ataxia.
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A 30-day study found that lorazepam, given at 0.25 mg every 12 hours, prevented recurrent urethral blockage in male cats, with few side effects such as ataxia.
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