DOXABREEZE Injection
DOXABREEZE Injection contains doxapram a rapid respiratory stimulant for anaesthetic recovery, neonatal resuscitation and emergency respiratory depression in dogs, cats and other animal species.
Description
DOXABREEZE Injection
Respiratory stimulant for dogs and cats
Rapid respiratory stimulant for anaesthetic recovery, neonatal resuscitation and emergency respiratory support.
Manufactured/Marketed by: Panav Bio-Tech Pvt. Ltd.
Country of Origin: India
Dosage form: Injection
Presentation:
10 ml & 20 ml Multiple Dose Vial
Ingredients & Composition:
Ingredient Amount
Doxapram Hydrochloride 20 mg per ml
Benzyl Alcohol I.P. 1.0% v/v
Water for Injections I.P. q.s.
Description / Action:
DOXABREEZE Injection contains doxapram a rapid respiratory stimulant for anaesthetic recovery, neonatal resuscitation and emergency respiratory depression in dogs, cats and other animal species.
Critical-care respiratory stimulant — rapid, reliable CNS-mediated ventilation support for anaesthetic recovery, neonatal resuscitation and emergency respiratory distress.
Key Highlights
- Rapid Respiratory Stimulation
CNS and peripheral chemoreceptor activation stimulates breathing within seconds to minutes. - Multi-Species Versatility
Dogs, cats, domestic pets, wildlife and exotic species — one product for all emergencies. - Proven Safety Profile
Minimal adverse effects when used at recommended doses — globally trusted molecule. - Neonatal Resuscitation
Sublingual drop administration for newborn puppies and kittens with respiratory depression. - Multiple Administration Routes
IV, IM or SC — maximum flexibility for field and clinic emergency use.
- Rapid Respiratory Stimulation
Class:
Respiratory stimulant | Central nervous system stimulant | Analeptic agent
Indication / Uses
- Post-Anaesthesia Respiratory Depression: Stimulates breathing following general anaesthesia in all species.
- Neonatal Resuscitation: Respiratory stimulation in newborn puppies, kittens and foals.
- Respiratory Emergencies: Hypoventilation from sedative overdose, trauma or disease.
- Wildlife & Exotics Recovery: Post-immobilisation recovery in zoo animals and exotic species.
Dosage and administration
Patient Type | Dose | Route | Notes |
Dogs & Cats (adult) | 1–5 mg/kg BW | IV / IM / SC | Repeat if needed after 15–20 min |
Neonates | 1–2 drops under tongue | Sublingual | As directed by veterinarian |
Wildlife & Exotics | Check Packaging insert | Consult vet guidelines | Titrate to response |
Overdoses / Side effects / Contraindications / Warnings
Side effects
- Excitement or restlessness
- Tachycardia
- Increased blood pressure
- Muscle tremors
- Vocalisation
- Rare seizures following excessive doses
Contraindications
- Epilepsy or seizure disorders.
- Severe hypertension.
- Head trauma with increased intracranial pressure.
- Hypersensitivity to doxapram.
Warnings
- Correct the underlying cause of respiratory depression whenever possible.
- Use cautiously in animals with cardiovascular disease.
- Continuous monitoring of respiration and cardiovascular status is recommended.
- Avoid overdosing due to risk of CNS overstimulation.
Pharmaceutical precautions / Instructions
For veterinary use only. Administer only under veterinary supervision.
Maintain aseptic technique while withdrawing doses.
Store according to label recommendations. Keep out of reach of children.
Safety: Age / Pregnancy / Withdrawal
Age: Suitable for adult and neonatal patients under veterinary supervision.
Pregnancy/Lactation: Use only after veterinarian assessment of benefits and risks.
Withdrawal period: Not applicable for dogs and cats.
Substitute: Dopram Injection,
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