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Phenothiazines
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* The '''gastrointestinal tract''', where they have an antispasmodic effect.
* The '''gastrointestinal tract''', where they have an antispasmodic effect.
* Other '''receptors'''. Blockade of muscarinic receptors, histamine receptors and 5-HT occurs.
* Other '''receptors'''. Blockade of muscarinic receptors, histamine receptors and 5-HT occurs.
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* "Hypovolaemia" - due to the vasodilator effects of ACP it's use is contraindicated in animals with, or suspected of having hypovolaemia
Acepromazine can cause penis protrusion and priapism in stallions, and may lower the seizure threshold.
Acepromazine can cause penis protrusion and priapism in stallions, and may lower the seizure threshold.
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