Externally-used film coating agent for treating fungal infection type dermatosis attacking cattle and sheep

Abstract

The invention discloses an externally-used film coating agent for treating fungal infection type dermatosis attacking cattle and sheep. The film coating agent comprises raw materials in percentage by weight as follows: 35%-65% of a film-forming agent, 1%-5% of terbinafine hydrochloride, 1%-3% of borneol, 2%-3% of a penetrating agent, 3%-5% of a plasticizer and the balance of a solvent. The externally-used film coating agent for treating fungal infection type dermatosis attacking cattle and sheep has a good treatment effect on fungal infection type dermatosis attacking cattle and sheep, has a long lasting period, does irritate the skin and is safe and reliable.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the field of veterinary medicine, and in particular relates to an external coating agent for treating fungal infectious skin diseases of cattle and sheep. Background technique [0002] The fungal dermatosis of cattle and sheep is clinically called ringworm in cattle and sheep. It is caused by the infection of the hair of cattle wool and the cuticle of the skin by Trichophyton ringworm (occasionally seen with Trichophyton). , is a skin fungal disease caused by dermatophytes infecting the epidermis and its subsidiary structures; this disease is common and frequently occurs in cattle and sheep breeding, especially when the feeding conditions are poor, the feeding environment changes or the nutritional status is poor , and even cause explosive infection. The common feature of this disease is that off-white or yellow scales and ringworm spots appear on the surface of the skin, hair loss, skin thickening, and sick animals are accompa...

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[0014] Terbinaphol hydrochloride (CAS No.: 78628-80-5) is an allylamine antifungal drug that has been released since the 1990s. In veterinary clinics, its oral preparations have been applied to fungal skin diseases in dogs and cats, but Adverse effects such as liver damage, loss of taste, pancytopenia, thrombocytopenia, agranulocytosis, renal dysfunction, and parotid gland enlargement have been reported in the treatment of dermatophytosis in dogs and cats by oral administration of terbinafine hydrochloride. reaction