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In the equine case reports, treatment consisted of removal of the epidural catheter and continued administration of phenylbutazone (which had been already initiated to treat the painful condition of the horse), and pruritus subsided over the following hours. In humans, treatment of stablished pruritus consists of the use of an opioid antagonist (naloxone, nalbuphine), propofol or ondansetron, but none of them is totally effective [91]. In cats, pruritus has been successfully treated with dexmedetomidine and ondansetron [96] or naloxone [97].