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<blockquote data-quote="stocky" data-source="post: 90256" data-attributes="member: 1150"><p>yes, i believe the 10 percent would be what he would need. it generally takes about 1/2 cc per hundred pounds of body weight to put the animal to sleep. sometimes a high strung animal will take more, sometimes it takes less. two things very important------do not get the animal excited before you give the rompum. also, do not use it in real hot weather. the reason for these precautions is that when the animal shuts down, it shuts down it's ability to cool itself. so, if it is excited or if the weather is real hot, the animal can easily die of heat stroke or heart failure. from june-sept in missouri, the rompum stays on the shelf for me unless it is an uncharacteristically cool day</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="stocky, post: 90256, member: 1150"] yes, i believe the 10 percent would be what he would need. it generally takes about 1/2 cc per hundred pounds of body weight to put the animal to sleep. sometimes a high strung animal will take more, sometimes it takes less. two things very important------do not get the animal excited before you give the rompum. also, do not use it in real hot weather. the reason for these precautions is that when the animal shuts down, it shuts down it's ability to cool itself. so, if it is excited or if the weather is real hot, the animal can easily die of heat stroke or heart failure. from june-sept in missouri, the rompum stays on the shelf for me unless it is an uncharacteristically cool day [/QUOTE]
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