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Veterinary Medicines VETERINARY MEDICINES A compact collection of information on Veterinary drugs/medicines in practice Prepared By : Dr. ANWAR ALAM KHAN eMail and FaceBook : [email protected] Sep-2013 CHAPTERS 1 Gastrointestinal & Hepatobiliary System 2 Infection and Infestations 3 Cardiovascular System 4 Nervous System 5 Respiratory System 6 Allergic Disorders 7 Urinary System 8 Genital System 9 Eye & Ear 10 Topical Applications 11 Nutrition and Metabolism 12 Exclusive Formulations 13 Surgical 14 Livestock Biologicals 15 Diagnostics 16 Ayurvedics Page 2 1...Gastrointestinal & Hepatobiliary System GASTROINTESTINAL & HEPATOBILIARY SYSTEM Antemetics PROMETHAZINE Phenothiazines. Anti-Histaminic, H1 receptar antagonist Phenergan NPIL Promethazine inj 2ml Dog 1-2ml--IM or Nausea, Vomition Slow-IV syp 60 ml tab 10mg Dog 25mg DOMPERIDONE Dopamine receptar Antagonist Domstal Torrent Domperidone drops 5 ml Dog Puppies, 2--3 Nausea, Vomiting. drops susp 30 ml Dog 5-10 ml orally tab 5,10,20 mg Dog 1-2 tab before meals Vomistop Cipla Domperidone drops 30ml Dog 5-10 ml tab 10mg Dog 1-2 tab METACLOPRAMIDE Perinorm IPCA Metaclopramide inj 2ml, 10ml Dog 0.05~2ml--IV Nausia, Vomition liq 30 ml Dog 5-10 ml tab 5mg, 10mg, Dog 5-10 mg DT-5mg ONDANESTRON Belongs to the class of serotonin (5HT3) antagonists Emeset Cipla Ondanestron inj 2ml, 4ml Dog 2-4 ml Nausea, Vomiting syp 30 ml Dog 5-10 ml orally tab 4mg, 8mg Dog 4mg, 8mg Ondem Alkem Ondanestron inj 2ml, 4ml Dog 1--2 ml, IM Nausea, Vomiting (2mg/ml) susp 30 ml Dog Page 3 1...Gastrointestinal & Hepatobiliary System Antacids, AntiReflux Agents & AntiUlcerants H2 Antagonist RANITIDINE Aciloc Cadila Ranitidine inj 2 ml (25mg/ml) Dog 1--2 ml, IM, IV tab 150, 300 mg Dog 150 mg Zinetac GSK Ranitidine inj 2 ml (25mg/ml) Dog 2 ml, IM,IV tab 150, 300 mg Dog 150 mg Proton pump inhibitors OMEPRAZOLE Ocid Zydus Omeprazole inj 40mg Dog AntiReflux & AntiUlcerants PANTOPRAZOLE PAN Alkem Pantoprazole inj 40 mg Dog 20--40 mg IV Gastro-oesophageal infusion reflux tab 20, 40 mg Dog Small dog 10- 20mg; Large dog 20-40mg Pantop Aristo Pantoprazole inj 40 mg Dog 20--40 mg IV Gastro-oesophageal infusion reflux tab 20, 40 mg Dog 20--40 mg Pantop-D Aristo Pantoprazole 20mg tab 20+10 mg Dog 1 OD Gastro-oesophageal + Domperidone reflux, Anti-emetic 10mg Other 7-LA FDC Al(OH), Mg(OH), susp 200 ml Dog 5 ml, BD Antacid Simethicone, Oxetacaine Gelusil-MPS Pfizer Dimethicone, liq 170ml Antacid Mg(OH), Al(OH) tab 10's Page 4 1...Gastrointestinal & Hepatobiliary System GI sedatives, Antispasmodic, Prokinetics DICYCLOMINE HCL Cyclopam Indoco Rem Dicyclomine drops 10 ml GIT Spasm susp 30 ml tab 20mg (Dicyclo. Dog 10mg, TID 20mg + Paracetamol 500mg) Marcogesic Marc Fenpiverinium inj 30 ml GIT Spasm Spas Bromide, Piroxicam, Pitofenone Meftal-Spas Blue Cross Dicyclomine drops 10 ml Dog Pups - 5--10 GIT Spasm (Dicyclomine + drops Simethicone) susp 30 ml Dog (Dicyclomine + Simethicone) tab (Dicyclomine- Dog 10mg + MefenamicAcid 250mg) Nobigan Novitech Dicyclomine, bolus 2's GIT Spasm Paracetamol inj 30 ml Large Animals 15--30 ml Spasmo- Wockhardt Dicyclomine inj 2, 30 ml GIT Spasm proxyvon Spasmo- Wockhardt Diclofenac + inj 2 ml Dog 2 ml GIT Spasm proxyvon Dicyclomine Forte Page 5 1...Gastrointestinal & Hepatobiliary System Antidiarrhoeals/ GI anti-infectives Antibiotic+Antiprotozoals CIPROFLOXACIN, TINIDAZOLE, ... Cflox-Tz Intas Ciprofloxacin + bolus 2 boli Large Animals 1--2 bol. BD Tinidazole tab 10 tabs Small Animals 1 BD Cifomed-TZ Aglowmed Ciprofloxacin + tab (Cip.500mg + Tinidazole Tin.600mg) METRONIDAZOLE, FURAZOLIDONE, ... Flagyl-F Piramal HC Metronidazole + susp 60 ml Furazolidone tab (400+100) Marcogyl-LM Marc Metronidazole, bolus 2's Large Animals 1--2 bol, BD Furazolidone, Loperamide Small Animals 1/2--1 bol, BD Metrofural Alembic Metronidazole + bolus 4's Small Animals 1--2 boli/day Furazolidone Large Animals 4--6 boli/day Vetfur-TL Dosch Metronidazole + bolus Metro.1000mg All Animals 1 bol / 50Kg Furazolidone + + Furaz.200 + Loperamide + Lope. + Tinidazole Tinida.1500mg OFLOXACIN, TINIDAZOLE, ORNIDAZOLE, ... DOT Pail Ofloxacin + bolus 2's Small Animals 1/2-BD Infectious Diarrhoea Tinidazole + Dicyclomine + Dimethicone Large Animals 1-BD Marcogyl-OZ Marc Ofoxacin 1000mg + bolus 4's Large Animals 2 BD Infectious Diarrhoea Ornidazole 2500mg Small Animals 1 BD Oflokind-OZ Mankind Ofoxacin.1000 + bolus 2 bol Small Animals 1/2 BD x 5 days Infectious Diarrhoea Ornidazole.2500 mg Large Animals 1 BD x 5 days Oflox-TZ Cipla Ofoxacin + Tinidazole susp 30ml, 60ml Infectious Diarrhoea Zenflox-OZ Mankind Ofoxacin.200 + susp 30 ml Infectious Diarrhoea Ornidazole.500 mg NORFLOX, TINIDAZOLE, METRONIDAZOLE, .. Marcogyl-TZ Marc Norflox 1.2g + bolus 4's Diarrhoea Tinidazole 1.8g Powergyl Cipla Norflox + susp 30ml, 60ml Small Animals 5-10 ml, BD Metronidazole tab 400mg+500mg Small Animals 1 BD tab HALQUINOL 3 Care Vetcare Halquinol bolus 6's Large Animals 1--2 x BD Small Animals 1/3 -- 1/2 x BD Page 6 1...Gastrointestinal & Hepatobiliary System FURAZOLIDONE, KAOLIN Marcogyl Marc Furazolidone, bolus 4's Small Animals 0.5--1 bol, BD Diarrhoea Hydroxyquinolone, Kaolin Large Animals 2--4 bol, BD Page 7 1...Gastrointestinal & Hepatobiliary System Carminatives, Enzymes, Digestives, Rumen tonics, Antizymotics, Antiflatulants Carminatives, Enzymes, Digestives, Rumentonics CARMINATIVES, ENZYMES, DIGESTIVES, RUMENTONICS Digyton Himalaya Herbal drops 30 ml Dog Pups - 5 drops Indigestion, BD ; Dogs-1-2ml dyspepsia, colic, BD flatulence and gastrointestinal upsets in weaned puppies HB Strong Himalaya pow 10gm sachet All Animals 1/2 -- 1 sachet daily Ketonex Pfizer Sod. dihydrogen bolus 4's Sheep/Goat 1/2 daily Anorexia, Ketosis phos., Nicotinic acid, Yeast Cattle/Buffalo 2 BD Provisac Plus Vetcare Probiotics, Vits, AA, bolus 2's Large Animals 1--2 bol x BD Anorexia, Indigestion Enzymes Rumbion Himalaya Herbal bolus 4's Cattle/Buffalo 2 boli Sheep/Goat 1 boli Rumen-FS Alembic Co,Fe,Cu, B1,B12, bolus 4 boli Sheep/Goat 1/2 bolu, BD, Anorexia, Indigestion Yeast, Enzymes, daily Probiotic Cattle/Buffalo 2 boli, BD, daily Rumentas Intas Co,Fe,Cu, bolus 4 boli Cattle/Buffalo 2 BD Anorexia, Indigestion AntimonyPot.Tart Rumenton Pfizer AntimonyPot.Tart, tab Tin of 50 tabs Cattle/Buffalo 1--2 tab/day x 2-- Anorexia, Indigestion Fe 3 days Rumicare Vet Intervet Ca, Methionine, pow Sachet (32g, Sheep/Goat 32g.BD Anorexia, Indigestion Picorhiza,Co, B6, 65g, 125g, Dextrose 500g) Cattle/Buffalo Adult-125g.BD Rumipro Natural Herbal bolus 6's Large Animals 2.BD x 3days Anorexia, Indigestion Remedies Small Animals 1.BD x 3days RumisacC Pfizer Probiotics, Enzymes, bolus 4's Cattle/Buffalo 2--4 bol x 5 days Anorexia, Indigestion AA, LivExt, .... Start Pail Yeast, LA.Bacillus, bolus 4's Large Animals 2 bol x BD Indigestion AA, Ginger, Cu, Co, LivExt, B12, B1, Mag.Tri.Silicate, Ca.PO4 Small Animals 1/2--1 bol x BD Tonakind Mankind Probiotics, Vits, bolus 2's Large Animals 1--2 boli Anorexia, Indigestion Mins, Enzymes, Ca, LivExt Page 8 1...Gastrointestinal & Hepatobiliary System Antizymotics, Antiflatulants Deblota Mankind AlOH, MgOH, susp 100 ml Small Animals 20 ml Bloat Simethicone, Dill Oil Large Animals 100 ml Tyrel Natural Herbal susp 100 ml Cattle/Buffalo 100 ml Bloat Remedies Sheep/Goat 50 ml Hepato-Biliary drugs Herbal Liv-52 Vet Himalaya Herbal drops 30 ml Dog Pups- 5-8 drops Liver Tonic BD liq 110 ml, 1-Ltr Dog 5ml BD pow 100 gm All Animals 5-10 gm daily tab 60's All Animals 1-2 tabs daily Vetoliv Dosch susp 200 ml Cattle/Buffalo 40 ml/day Liver Tonic Small Animals 5--10 ml/day Zigbo Natural Herbal bolus 10's Large Animals 2 daily Liver Tonic Remedies Small Animals 1 daily liq 300ml, 1.ltr, Small Animals 10ml daily 5.ltr Large Animals 30ml daily Page 9 2...Infection and Infestations INFECTION AND INFESTATIONS Antibiotics / Antibacterials Penicillins PROCAINE PENICILLIN Bistrepen Alembic Procaine Penicillin + inj 4 Lacs IU; 10 Penicillin_G Lacs IU; 40 Lacs IU Bistrepen-V Alembic Procaine Penicillin + inj (20Lacs+2.5g) Large Animals 2.5 gm Gm +ve & -ve Bact. LD Penicillin_G + Vial Streptomycin Small Animals 0.5--1 gm Dicrysticin-DS Zydus Procaine Penicillin G inj 5 gm Large Animals 30 Lakh iu Penicillin G 10 Lakh iu Streptomycin 5g Dicrysticin-S Zydus Procaine Penicillin G inj 2.5gm 15 Lakh iu Penicillin G 5 Lakh iu Streptomycin 2.5g Dicrysticin-S Zydus Procaine Penicillin G inj 2.5 gm Large Animals . LD 15 Lakh iu Penicillin G 5 Lakh iu Streptomycin 2.5g FPP Alembic Procaine Penicillin, inj 04, 20, 40 Lacs Large Animals 20--40 Lacs or 10- PenicillinG IU 20 ml Small Animals 2--5 Lacs or 1-2 ml FPP-20, FPP- Zydus Procaine Penicillin, inj 20 Lakh, 40 40 PenicillinG Lakh PAM Zydus Procaine PenicillinG inj 10 ml (30 Lakh Dog & Cat 1--2 ml; deep IM Long acting; (3 Lakh IU/ml) IU) Mastitis; Metritis; Wounds; Anthrax; HS; BQ; Strangles; UTI; Navell ill Large Animals 30 Lakh IU / 300Kg (10 ml); deep IM AMPICILLIN AC-Vet Intas Ampicillin + inj 2gm, Large Animals 2--3 gm, IM,IV Cloxacillin 3gm(Forte) Betalactin Unichem Ampicillin + inj 500mg, 2g Small Animals 500 mg Cloxacillin Large Animals 2 gm Clampivet-S Dosch Ampicillin + inj 3 gm Large Animals 3 gm, IM, BD Sulbactam Cloxam Marc Ampicillin + inj 2, 3, 4 gm Cloxacillin RC-Forte-D Pfizer Ampicillin + inj 4 g Large Animals 4 gm, IM, IV Dicloxacillin Roscillin Pfizer Ampicillin inj 2.5g Large Animals 2.5g, IM, IV, SC Page 10 2...Infection and Infestations AMOXICILLIN Acromin Novitech Amoxicillin, bolus 2gm (Amox + Large Animals 1 bol x BD RTI, GIT, UTI Cloxacillin Diclox) inj 3.5gm Large Animals 3.5gm (follow with Acromin bolus in Evening)
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