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If ataxia occurs but the horse is still standing, it can be supported with a tail‐tie until the hind limbs regain the strength. Ataxia caused by an alpha‐2 adrenergic agonist agent may be reversed with an alpha‐2 adrenergic antagonist such as yohimbine; however, the analgesic effects will also be reversed [74]. If the horse becomes recumbent, general anesthesia may be necessary to continue surgery or to avoid injury of the horse and personnel if it is very agitated or distressed [81].