Antiseptic

Liberate oxygen on exposure to catalyse present on wound surface and mucous membrane

To clean and Deoxidize infected tissues

When used in partially closed wound, may cause oxygen embolization due to dissection of oxygen gas under pressure

No info available

NA

NA

Antiseptics

Quaternary ammonium anti-septic and surfactant

Excipient at 0.25% mg/ml

Antiseptic at 2% concentration 

0.01mg/kg

(Inactive against bacterial spores, has various anti fungal property and effective again some viruses)

NA

NA

Lorexane - Tube 30gm and 100 gm, Spray 25ml and 50ml (gamma benzene hexachloride + proflavine hemisulphate + Cetrimide)

Strike off - Shampoo 200ml (ketoconazole + chlorhexidine glauconote + Cetrimide)

Conaseb - 100ml and 200ml (ketoconazole + chlorhexidine glauconote + Cetrimide)

Tritix - 200ml (Cetrimide + ketoconazole)

Antiseptics

Antimicrobial against both gram positive and gram negative bacteria.

It disrupts the cytoplasmic membrane of susceptible micro organisms.

4% emulsion as skin cleanser

0.5% w/v solution in 70 % isopropanol as general antiseptics

0.5% w/v solution in 70 % isopropanol with emollients used as hand rinse.

1% as topical antiseptic 

Weekly in cat & dog

Not for ear.

Ototoxic

Dermiclor spray - 150g

Patina shampoo - 100ml

ketochlor shampoo - 200ml

Strike off shampoo 200ml

Antiseptic

Slowly releases oxygen and acts as antiseptics

Have keratinolytic and antiseborrheic activity

Pyoderma in dogs

Topical treatment or bacterial skin infection dogs

Systemic antimicrobial 

2-3 times weekly

Excessive dryness of skin, erythema, odema, transient stringing or burning sensation

Pet ben -Topical 2.5% Shampoo 

ADI cure 2.5 gel

Brevoxyl cream

Persol gel

Benzac AC GEL

Antiprotazoal drug

Aminoglycoside that acts against Gram -ve, Gram+ve, cestodes, and protozoans, Impairs protein synthesis Leishmanicidal action, inhibitior of parasite, 

Leishmaniasis, cryptosporidiosis, giardiasis

Dogs- 150 mg/kg B. Wt for 5 days 

Cats - not recommended

Calves- 100 mg/kg B. Wt for 11 days 

Hypersensitivity, intestinal obstruction, GI ulceration, Nephrotoxicity, pancreatitis

Inappetance, Diarrhoea, Nausea, Vomition

Paronomycin sulfate capsule 50 mg

Anti protozoal

• Trypanostatic 
• It causes a kinetoplastic D.N.A. condensation.
•  It causes the loss of ribosomes with possible aggregate formation with large
  number of lysosomes.

•  Prevention and treatment of Trypanosomiasis
• Prophylaxis in horse

• Dissolve Antrycide ProSalt 2.5 g in 15 ml. of water for injection and inject @2 ml per 45 kg body weight by subcutaneous route Antrycide is administered by subcutaneous route.
• In cattle, the common sites are behind the shoulder, the midline of the dewlap or the caudal fold.
• The dose may be divided between several sites, and these should be massaged following injection.

• Only SC route

• Local irritation at site
• In horses, salivation, sweating and tremors may occur

Antricide Pro Salt

• 2.5 gm vial
• One vial containing:
  Quinapyramine Sulphate B.Vet.C. – 1.5 g
  Quinapyramine Chloride B.Vet.C – 1.0 g
  One Ampoule of sterile water for injection IP – 15ml

Inj Triquin ( VETOQUINOL)

• 2.5 g vials
• One vial containing:
  Quinapyramine Sulphate – 1.5 g
  Quinapyramine Chloride - 1.0 g

Inj Triquin s ( VETOQUINOL)

• 2 g vials
• One vial containing:
  Quinapyramine Sulphate – 2gm

Antiprotozoal 

Exact mechanism not known

It is medication used to prevent and treat malaria in area where Malaria remains sensitive to chloroquine

Autoimmune disease

Discoid lupus erythematous in dogs

Dog- 5mg/kg orally, OD with tacrolimus ointment

Overdose- drowsiness, visual disturbance, CV collapse, convullsion, HYPOKALEMIA

High dosage causes drowsiness

IMULAST tablet 200mg

HCQS tablet 200mg

QDMRD tab 200mg

RHQ tab 200 mg

Antiprotozoal (carbanilide diamidines) 

• Not clear
• Combining with protozoal DNA causing DNA to unwind and denature & interferes with DNA synthesis

• Antiprotozoal spectrum: babesia, cytauxzoon, hepatozoon, anaplasma, Ehrlichia.       Babesia (canis, gibsoni, caballi) 
• Intracellular tick borne pathogens
• Babesiosis, anaplasmosis, Ehrlichiosis, cytauxzoon folis infection

In cats not used

Horse @ 2.4 mg/kg IM

Cattle & Buffalo @ 3-4mg/kg IM

Dog @ 6.6mg/kg IM SC Once (Repeat in 2-3weeks)

• Low therapeutic index
• Mild cholinergic signs
• Anaphylaxis
• Pain at injection site
• Hepatic and renal impairment

Inj. Imizet (INTAS)

• 5 ml and 10ml vials
• 120mg/ml

Anti protozoal

Enters RBCs and inhibit parasitic cell and digestive vacuoles by simple diffusion 

Malaria

Avian malaria - 5mg/kg 6, 18, 24 hrs

NA

Na

Lariago - Tab 250, 500mg 

Syrup - 60ml (160mg/10ml)

Inj 5ml (64.5mg/ml)

Lincosamide antibiotic 

Inhibit protein synthesis by reversible binding to 50s ribosomal subunit, blocking the transpeptidation

Pyoderma, Toxoplasmosis, Bone and joint infection

Cat & dog @ 5.5mg/kg BID 

For toxoplasmosis in cat & dog @ 25mg/kg OD in divided dose

Rabbit, chinchillas, hamsters

In hypersensitive animals

Clivet - Solution 20ml (25mg/ml), Inj 2ml and Tab 150mg and 300mg 

Goclin - Tab 150mg and 300mg

Bioclan - Syrup 25mg/ml

Dalacin C - Inj 300mg/2ml

Clindapet - Tab 150mg and 300mg

Dalcap - Capsules 150 mg

Dalcinex - Caps 150 mg and 300 mg