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One would think a tranquilizer gun would at least offer a humane way of gathering up the elk, animals that were forced through a strong fence by the Department of Interior, U. Valerian (Valeriana officinalis) is another well-known herb used as a mild tranquilizer, and the efficacy of its mild sedative activity is well documented. Burkhartsmeyer said it's common practice for vets to administer tranquilizers for pets before the holiday, but that he still sees a good number of dogs injured because of firework-provoked anxiety. |
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