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Because Fenestra persists in the animal for several hours, there is no need to rapidly inject the agent as is the case for clinical iodinated contrast media. A slow, bolus or fast infusion (0.3 mL over 2-3 minutes) works well for balancing the volume load in the animal with convenience of administration.
