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Ketamine is commonly used on the vet side. It is highly addictive and known as Special K on the street. It is known for having a very rough “let down” period so on the veterinary side it is usually combined with diazapam (valium) to help take the edge off. It is the most commmonly stolen controlled substance from vet hospitals.
