Medicamentos intramusculares para conejos

Question

Saludos. Hace 1 mes se murió un conejo de 4 meses, que inició con pérdida de ingesta. Buscaba los rincones, hasta que murió a los 6 días. La materia fecal inicialmente era negra, como blanda, no diarreica. Posteriormente, moco sin sangre. El abdomen era blando inicialmente, y al final, aparentemente le dolía. ¿El diagnóstico? Ya que hoy otro conejo inició los síntomas: no quiere comer, y está todo el tiempo quieto. No tiene dificultad para respirar, no moco, no tos, no ojos ni nariz rojos. ¿LE PODRE APLICAR  LACTATO DE RINGER  O SUERO SUBCUTANEO? ¿QUE ANTIBIOTICO PUEDO USAR,  PREFERIBLEMENTE  INTRAMUSCULAR, YA QUE NO QUIERE COMER NI BEBER?

Stephen Adejoro Dr · Accepted Answer

Science is very dynamic and we need more scientific findings to counter the effect of mycotoxin on Bacteria resistances and vaccination failures.Nanotechnology experts have claimed that metals like cupper, Alluminiun amd Zink if shrinkedto nanometric level and integrated as cu++ ions ,zinc ++ions in clay , would act satisfactorilly as antibiotic growth promoters that will bind gram negative Ecoli and clostridia in poultry gut. It is obvious that some of the mycotoxin effects are resistance development, immune suppression and vaccination failures. I dont think we need to condem this findings but we need to encourage the inventor to educate us more on the machanism of action of the product.

We need to understand that when matter are shrinked to nanometric level we alter their mode of action in such a way that they behave differently from their behaviour in the molecular stage. A Nanometre is10-9 of ametreor i/1000,000,000,of a metre that structure is beyonf the view of an electrom microscope. Nanotized products are more temperature tolerant and reactive that in the molecular stage.So it could be possible with modern technology to nanotize Zink and adapt it to prevent and treat mycotoxin effects. Acompany from France Olmix have made land slide success in this area of Nanotechnology for the effective management of toxins and their effects in livestock health and nutrition. With the ban on antibiotic growth promoters and the high degree of antibiotic resistances in the tropics new alternate products are highly welcomed