Moscow Zoo
Russia's leading zoological park
Research Team
Moscow Zoo Veterinary Service
Wildlife specialists
Chief Veterinarian
Head of veterinary service
Zoologist Team
Animal behavior specialists
Study Parameters
Period
March - June 2024
Duration
4 months
Subjects
52 animals
Species
Various exotic species
Study Methodology
Study Objectives
- • Efficacy assessment across various species
- • Species-specific dosage determination
- • Safety analysis for exotic animals
- • Stress factor evaluation
- • Behavioral response monitoring
Animal Species
- • Big cats (tigers, lions)
- • Various bear species
- • Primates
- • Hoofed animals
- • Small carnivores
Key Results
Excellent Efficacy Across Diverse Animal Species
The study demonstrated excellent VEZOTIL efficacy across a wide range of zoo and exotic animals. The drug showed consistent action regardless of the biological characteristics of different species.
Key Advantages
- Safe for rare and exotic species
- Predictable action regardless of species
- Minimal stress for animals
- Rapid and smooth recovery
Statistical Data
Study Conclusion
VEZOTIL showed outstanding results in zoo and exotic animal applications. Particularly important was the demonstrated safety when working with rare and endangered species.
The study confirmed the possibility of safe drug use in zoo conditions when following species-specific dosing and monitoring protocols.
🌟 Recommendation: VEZOTIL is recommended for use in zoological parks as a safe drug for anesthesia of exotic and wild animals.
Special Considerations for Zoo Animals
Safety Protocols
- • Individual dosage calculation for each species
- • Continuous vital function monitoring
- • Availability of antagonists and resuscitation equipment
- • Stress minimization during procedures
Species-Specific Features
- • Dosage adaptation based on body weight
- • Accounting for metabolic characteristics
- • Species behavioral characteristics
- • Differences in drug sensitivity
About Moscow Zoo
Moscow Zoo is one of the oldest zoos in Russia, founded in 1864. Today it is a modern zoological park housing over 8,000 animals of 1,000 species and subspecies, including rare and endangered species.
Veterinary Service:
- • Preventive medicine
- • Exotic animal treatment
- • Scientific research
- • Species conservation programs
Scientific Activity
Direction:
Wildlife veterinary medicine
Expertise:
Exotic and rare species
Collaboration:
International programs