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- Adjunctive antidiarrheal therapy for refractory cases of inflammatory bowel disease Β· 5-10 micrograms/kg Β· SC or PO Β· two to three times a day Β· As fourth line therapy after prostaglandin synthetase inhibitors, opioid agonists, and 5-HT3 serotonergic antagonists are being used.
- Epidural analgesia/analgesia Β· 2-3 micrograms/kg diluted to 8 mL with sterile normal saline Β· epidurally Β· Single dose Β· Onset/duration of analgesia = 19 minutes/192 minutes with 2 mcg/kg dose and = 9 minutes/311 minutes with 3 mcg/kg dose; peak effects from 60-180 minutes.
- Diagnosing hyposomatotropism Β· 10 micrograms/kg Β· IV Β· Single dose Β· Obtain plasma for GH levels prior to dosing and at 15, 30, 45, 60, and 120 minutes. Healthy dogs should demonstrate GH levels of 10 ng/mL after administration.
- Adjunctive antidiarrheal therapy for refractory cases of inflammatory bowel disease Β· 5-10 micrograms/kg Β· PO or SC Β· two to three times a day Β· Can activate alpha2-receptors in the CRT and cause vomiting.
- Control panic-like responses and fear-based behavioural problems Β· Dose not specified in monograph; use tactically (prn) or over longer term Β· PO Β· prn or daily Β· prn (lasts 3-4 hours) or long-term (takes 1-2 weeks for full response) Β· Effect develops in about 30 minutes. Withdrawal must be gradual.
- Diagnostic test for pituitary dwarfism (hyposomatotropism) Β· Dose not specified in monograph Β· IV Β· Single dose Β· N/A Β· Specialist texts should be consulted for the clonidine stimulation test protocol.
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- Known hypersensitivity to clonidine
- Severe cardiovascular disease (use with extreme caution)
- Renal disease (use with extreme caution)
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- Transient hyperglycemia
- Dry mouth
- Constipation
- Sedation
- Aggressive behavior
- Hypotension
- Collapse
- Bradycardia
- Transient sedation
- Rebound hypertension (if withdrawn abruptly)
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- Antihypertensive drugs Β· Possible additive hypotensive effects
- Beta-adrenergic blocking agents (e.g., propranolol) Β· May enhance bradycardia. If discontinuing, beta-blocker should be stopped first, then clonidine tapered to avoid rebound hypertension.
- CNS depressant drugs (opiates, barbiturates) Β· May exacerbate the actions of other CNS depressant drugs
- Digoxin Β· Possible additive bradycardia
- Prazosin Β· May decrease the antihypertensive effects of clonidine
- Tricyclic antidepressants (e.g., amitriptyline) Β· May block the antihypertensive effects of clonidine
- Barbiturates Β· Increased central nervous system depression and hypotension Β· major
- Opiates Β· Additive sedation, bradycardia, and respiratory depression Β· major
- Beta-blockers Β· Additive hypotensive and bradycardic effects; may exacerbate rebound hypertension upon withdrawal Β· major
- Hypotensive agents Β· Additive lowering of blood pressure Β· moderate
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- Growth Hormone (GH) levels and adverse effects (when used for diagnostics)
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- Efficacy and adverse effect profile (when used for ongoing diarrhea treatment)
- Degree of sedation
- Behavioral response
- Plasma IGF-1 or GH levels (when used diagnostically)
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Clonidine has a **narrow margin of safety**. * **Clinical Signs:** Hypotension, bradycardia, vomiting, weakness, depression, lethargy, tachycardia, ataxia, and hypertension. Rarely, seizures or respiratory depression. * **Toxicity Values:** LD50 for oral clonidine in rats is 465 mg/kg; mice 206 mg/kg. * **Treatment:** For large overdoses, gut evacuation using standard protocols (use emetics cautiously as consciousness may deteriorate rapidly). Symptomatic and supportive care. Fluids and pressors (e.g., dopamine) for hypotension. IV atropine for bradycardia. **Atipamezole or yohimbine** may be used to reverse cardiovascular effects, but multiple doses may be required as signs can last up to 48 hours.
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