Treatment of hemorrhagic diarrhea in dogs

Canine hemorrhagic diarrhea is one of the common symptoms of canine parvovirus enteritis and canine distemper. If it is not treated properly, it will often prolong the course of the disease and lead to death. The author has achieved good results in clinical treatment with the method of integrated traditional Chinese and western medicine. The report is as follows:

1 clinical symptoms

At the beginning of the disease, most of the dogs showed elevated body temperature, vomiting, drainage-like thin feces, fishy smell, and a day later began to discharge red, foul-smelling paste feces, vomiting seriously. The affected dogs lost weight in a short period of time, developed sunken eye sockets, dry mouth, and gradually pale mucous membranes. Skin inelasticity and other dehydration symptoms, died within 3 to 5 days. And have symptoms of primary disease.

2 methods of treatment

Weidikang capsule and Yunnan Baiyao produced by Jiangxi Huaxing Biological Engineering Co., Ltd., a Sino-foreign joint venture, were taken orally according to the dose of 0.1g/kg, twice a day, with 2 to 4 days as a course of treatment. The dogs with severe anorexia, hematochezia, vomiting and dehydration were injected with ciprofloxacin lactate injection 0.2g, amikacin sulfate 600000 lU, hemostat 1g and adenosine triphosphate 4ml 10ml into 500ml compound saline. In addition, 3ml was injected intramuscularly, pefloxacin mesylate injection 5ml, and Sanjiu fungicide 2ml were injected intramuscularly.

3 typical cases

On October 12, 2003, a 6-month-old sheepdog of Li in Beixingyuan Village suddenly developed diarrhea, with depressed spirit, body temperature rising to 40.2 ℃, rapid heartbeat, loss of appetite, vomiting and excretion of tomato-like foul-smelling feces. He was initially diagnosed as canine parvovirus enteritis. After 2 days of treatment, the symptoms were obviously relieved and cured after 2 days of treatment.