Subcutaneous embedded sustained release preparation for efficiently preventing and treating animal acariasis
A slow-release preparation and acariasis technology, which is applied to medical preparations containing active ingredients, drug combinations, drug delivery, etc., can solve the problem of inability to kill eggs, larvae, and nymphs, affecting the economic benefits of farmers, and medication methods Improper grasp of issues such as long-lasting drug effects, reduction of animal poisoning deaths and drug-resistant mites, long-acting slow-release treatment and prevention of animal acariasis
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Embodiment 1
[0014] 1. Formula ingredients
[0015] 1 part of ivermectin (or doramectin), 1 part of etoxazole, 2.5 parts of silica gel 2.
[0016] 2. Preparation method
[0017] Weigh silica gel A and the two medicines according to the proportion of the formula and mix them thoroughly, then add silica gel B (curing agent), apply it into the template, and release the mold after curing
[0018] 3. How to use
[0019] The specific usage is to embed the slow-release implant in the inner groin of the animal or in the loose subcutaneous fat tissue of the neck. It is recommended to use sterilized tweezers to pick up the drug particles and put them into the implant needle. The number of implants is set according to the weight of the animal, the severity of symptoms and the species of the animal, generally between 2-8. For example, foxes can be implanted with 2-4 grains for prevention and 3-8 grains for treatment.
Embodiment 2
[0021] 1. Formula ingredients
[0022] 1 part of ivermectin (or doramectin), 1 part of etoxazole, 0.1 part of binder (xanthan gum + ethyl cellulose = 1:1), 0.1 part of magnesium stearate
[0023] 2. Preparation method
[0024] Each component is weighed according to the formula ratio, and after mixing, it is made into implanted granules through a granulator. Granules can also be prepared by wet granulation.
[0025] 3. How to use
[0026] The specific usage is to embed the slow-release implant in the inner groin of the animal or in the loose subcutaneous fat tissue of the neck. It is recommended to use sterilized tweezers to pick up the drug particles and put them into the implant needle. The number of implants is set according to the weight of the animal, the severity of symptoms and the species of the animal, generally between 1 and 4. For example, 1-4 seeds can be implanted in foxes for prevention, and 2-5 seeds can be implanted for treatment.
Embodiment 3
[0028] 1. Formula ingredients
[0029] 1 part of ivermectin (or doramectin), 1 part of etoxazole, 0.1 part of binder (PVP+ethylcellulose=1:1), 0.1 part of magnesium stearate
[0030] 2. Preparation method
[0031] Ivermectin (or doramectin) and etoxazole were respectively made into sustained-release granules, according to the preparation method of implementation 2
[0032] 3. How to use
[0033] The method of use is the same as in Implementation 2, and the number and proportion of implantation are determined according to the stage and degree of infection of mite and the size of the animal when used.
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