From: Alpha-chloralose poisoning in cats in three Nordic countries - the importance of secondary poisoning
Clinical findingsa | Percentage of casesb |
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Tremor | 93% (n = 55) |
Ataxia | 72% (n = 43) |
Hyperesthesia | 69% (n = 41) |
Seizures | 12% (n = 7) |
Somnolence | 42% (n = 25) |
Stupor | 10% (n = 6) |
Coma | 3% (n = 2) |
Bradycardiac | 39% (n = 23) |
Hypothermiad | 35% (n = 21) |
Miosis, Mydriasis, Anisocoria, Impaired Pupillary light reflex, Impaired menace response, Impaired dazzle- responsee | 58% (n = 34) |
Visual impairment or blindness | 44% (n = 26) |
Behavioural changes | 39% (n = 23) |
Ptyalism | 5% (n = 3) |