Guidelines for Rodent Euthanasia (Mice and Rats) 2025

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Euthanasia is a medical procedure to end life, typically via IV administration of a pentobarbital anesthetic overdose or with select organ injection in anesthetized patients.
Carbon dioxide narcosis and asphyxiation have long been used for euthanasia of rodents and other laboratory species. At present, the method is considered acceptable with conditions by the AVMA.
Ketaminexylazine is a commonly used combination for anesthesia and euthanasia in mice. In our experience, ketaminexylazine is most often given intraperitoneally as an anesthetic combination.
Alternatively, after the initial 2 to 3 minutes of active exposure of CO2, an additional passive exposure time of 3 minutes reliably results in irreversible euthanasia for mice, and an additional 10.5 minutes of passive exposure after 2 to 3 minutes of active exposure reliably results in irreversible euthanasia for
The CO₂ flow rate should displace 30% to 70% of the cage volume per minute. Exposure to CO2 without removing animals from their home cage is a rapid and humane method of euthanasia, because the animals are not stressed by handling or being moved to a new environment.
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displacement method of 30-70% CO2 euthanasia as the only acceptable method. This is NOT evidence of pain or distress.
To euthanize mice humanely by carbon dioxide inhalation, one should use a gradual fill method, ensure that mice are in a familiar and non-overcrowded environment, and maintain equipment regularly.

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