<i>In vitro</i> comparison of the dermal penetration of three different topical formulations containing lasalocid

Knight, Evie C.; Trott, Darren J.; Page, Stephen W.; Garg, Sanjay; Zhang, Qian; Song, Yunmei; Ebrahimie, Esmaeil; Mills, Paul C.; Shipstone, Michael A.

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“…As such, there is currently much interest in alternatives to antimicrobials to treat canine pyoderma. These alternatives include topical treatments such as ionophores, medical‐grade honey, plant‐derived oils and even ultraviolet light 9‐12 …”

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“…These alternatives include topical treatments such as ionophores, medical-grade honey, plant-derived oils and even ultraviolet light. [9][10][11][12] In addition to the increasing interest in topical treatments, there is renewed interest in bacterin therapy. Bacterins -suspensions of lysed or attenuated bacteria used as vaccines to increase immunity to particular pathogens -have been used sporadically to treat pyoderma in dogs, and Propionibacterium acnes and Staphylococcus aureus are two bacterial species that have been used to produce bacterins for this purpose.…”

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Can pyoderma in dogs be treated with fewer antibiotics?

Layne

2019

Veterinary Record

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Can pyoderma in dogs be treated with fewer antibiotics? Research recently published in Vet Record Open Randomised clinical trial showing the curative efect of bandaging on M2-stage lesions of digital dermatitis in dairy cows Bandaging largely prevented the transition of M2 lesions into chronic M4 lesions, with the highest cure rate for bandaging being during the first three weeks of treatment. Diseases and causes of death among alpacas in Sweden: a retrospective study The most common causes of death in Swedish alpacas were identified, providing valuable information to help improve the management, diagnosis and treatment of alpacas. Pilot study evaluating the monitoring of canine diabetes mellitus in primary care practice There is considerable variation in the monitoring of canine diabetes mellitus compared with the available guidelines, particularly regarding the type and frequency of the monitoring. Prevalence of antibody seroconversion to Toxoplasma gondii in uveitis and non-uveitis dogs No correlation was found between Toxoplasma gondii seropositivity and the presence of uveitis in dogs.

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