Injectable: 2.5, 5.0, 7.5 mg/ml solutions. Do not use on eyes. Every Day Penicillin Injections for abscess. When needed for treatment of an infection in a rabbit, these drugs should be prescribed only by a veterinarian well-versed in rabbit medicine. [1], Should not be used for animals with bradyarrhythmias, acute or decompensated congestive heart failure. Injectable: 500 mg, 1 g, 2 g, 3 g powders for reconstitution. [1], Causes 50 to 100% fatal enteritis, dependent on dosage. Causes diarrhea after oral administration. [1], Buserelin is a synthetic GnRH (gonadotrophin releasing hormone) analogue that stimulates LH and FSH production, thus causing oestrus to develop and progress. Look after your rabbits' teeth. 1 vial of powder for suspension for injection contains 1.2 Million I.U., equivalent to approximately 918 mg benzylpenicillin benzathine, or approximately 720 mg benzylpenicillin. House Rabbit Society, Dawn Sailer-Fleeger. 2. After initial reconstitution, the drug is stable for 1 week if refrigerated and stored in the dark. [1], Used to supplement natural LH in cases of ovulation failure or delay and induce lactation postpartum in mammals. [1], Do not give IV or use for IV regional anesthesia as it may precipitate severe cardiac arrhythmias. 80.000 IU/kg, once weekly (1x per week), during 3 to 5 weeks. Only for local use in abscesses incorporated into AIPMMA beads; should not be used orally. [1], Used for cardiac resuscitation, status asthmaticus and to offset the effects of histamine release in severe anaphylactoid reactions. It is administered via injection, as it is degraded by the acidic environment of the stomach. [1], Absorbs toxins, fluids, and gases in the GI tract. (Varga, 2013). [1], A very potent opioid analgesic - 10-20 times more potent than morphine. May color stools black, which can be alarming to owners. Dose 1: Oral Horse Paste: 1 pea sized drop, squeezed directly into mouth – 1x daily for 5 days on / 5 off / 5 on Dose 2: Topical Cattle Liquid: pour into *gloved hands, thoroughly rub into fur/on body Dose 3: Liquid Swine Injection: 1/10thcc (.1)cc per 10 pound body weight, injected under skin As of April 2020, the United States, European Union, and Australia have either voluntarily recalled or suspended distribution of all products containing ranitidine. 1 glass ampoule of 5ml solvent for suspension for injection contains 5ml water for injections. Retrieved 13 April 2016 from, Questions in relation to the administration of a drug to a rabbit, Appropriate Use of Antibiotics in Rabbits, The Use of Analgesics in Rodents and Rabbits, Anesthesia of the rabbit Part II: Intra-anesthetic period, and its monitoring. [1], Active against certain Gram-positive and Gram-negative aerobic organisms and many obligate anaerobes but not against those that produce penicillinases (beta-lactamases), e.g. Ototoxic and may irritate mucous membranes. We welcome new members, please and say hello, tell us about your rabbits or ask advice. Rabbits have very thin skin so this is a real possibility. q6-12 hours) (Meredith, 2015), Otic lavage: 1-2 ml of a 20% solution (Meredith, 2015), Topical: 5% ophthalmic solution in combination with 0.35% hypromellose ophthalmic drops in 10 ml bottle, 0.5-5 g/kg PO (anecdotal) (Meredith, 2015), 1-3 g/kg every 4-6 hours as needed PO. The wrong treatment could make your rabbit worse or mean your vet is unable to give the correct treatment because of drug interactions. May have a role in the treatment of neuropathic pain in rabbits. Pasteurella) and some spirochaetes (e.g. Escherichia coli, Staphylococcus aureus. Used for management of mild perioperative pain. Anaphylactic reactions may occasionally occur.[1]. [Effect of penicillin injection on complement titer and bactericidal properties of the blood serum of rabbits]. Benzylpenicillin, commonly known as penicillin G is effective against a wide range of gram-positive bacteria that commonly inhabit rabbit cranial abscesses. (Ramsey, 2011), 0.5-2 mg/kg BW IM, IP, IV (Flecknell, 1996), 2 mg/kg BW IN (Robertson and Eberhart, 1994), 2-5 mg/kg q2-4h; IM, SC (Blackwells, 2011), 2-5 mg/kg BW SC, IM q24h (Flecknell, 1991), 5 mg/kg BW SC, IM q2-4h (Flecknell, 1985; Jenkins, 1987), 0.2 mg/kg PO; repeat in 10 days (Varga, 2013), Opoid reversal by titration: 0.01-0.1 mg/kg; IM, IV (Blackwells, 2011), 0.5 mg/rabbit IM/IP sid × 5 days (Varga, 2013), 5-20 mg/kg PO sid; doses anecdotal(Varga, 2013), 0.05-0.2 mg/kg q12h to q8h; SC, IM (Blackwells, 2011), 15 mg/kg SC, IM side every 3 days; 30 mg/kg (depot SC; 1 mg/kL DW; 50 mg/kg PO (Varga, 2013), Stimulation of uterine contraction in non-obstructive dystocia: 1-2 IU/kg SC, IM (Varga, 2013), To stimulate uterine motility or milk letdown: 0.1-3 U/kg; SC, IM (Blackwells, 2011), 40,000 IU/kg (40 mg/kg) SC sid (Varga, 2013), 40-60,000 IU/kg SQ q48h (Blackwells, 2011), General antibiotic treatment: 42,000-84,000 IU/kg SC q24h (Blackwells, 2011), 20 mg/kg PP + 15 mg BP/kg SC weekly; give 3 weekly injections (Varga, 2013), 42,000-60,000 IU/kg SC q48h treatments; SC, IM (Blackwells, 2011), 10-20 mg/kg BW SC, IM q4h (Flecknell, 1985; Jenkins, 1987), 15-30 mg/kg PO bid; doses reported from experimental data in literature (Varga, 2013), 10 mg/kg BW SC, IM q2-3h (Flecknell, 1987), Increase urethral outflow resistance: 5-10 mg/rabbit PO bid (Varga, 2013), Positive inotrope and vasodilator: 0.25-0.3 mg/kg PO bid; drug doses anecdotal (Varga, 2013), 0.1-0.3 mg/kg PO q12h-24h (Blackwells, 2011), 500 mg/kg once daily for 2 days; PO (Blackwells, 2011), Nutraceutical treatment for joint inflammation: 2.2 mg/kg q3d for 21-28 days, then q14d; SC, IM (Blackwells, 2011), 20-50 mg/kg PO q24h x 30 days (Blackwells, 2011), For treatment of cestodes: 6 mg/kg SC; repeat after 10 days (Varga, 2013), 5-10 mg/kg once, repeat in 10 days; PO, SC, IM (Blackwells, 2011), Gastric ulceration: 2 mg/kg IV sid, 2-5 mg/kg PO bid (Varga, 2013), 2-5 mg/kg PO q12-24h or 2mg/kg SC, IV q24h (Blackwells, 2011), H2-receptor blocking agent for gastric ulcer therapy: 2 mg/kg once daily IV or 2-5 mg/kg twice daily PO (Blackwells, 2011), Treatment of ectoparasites and endoparasites: Treat as per cat; 6-10 mg/kg applied topically every 30 days (Blackwells, 2011), Inhalant anesthetic used to effect (Blackwells, 2011), Alleviation of gastrointestinal gas: 65-130 mg/animal q1h as needed; PO (Blackwells, 2011), Treatment of acidosis: 2 mEq/kg IV, IP (Blackwells, 2011), Lead poisoning: 27.5 mg/kg SC qid or 13 mg/kg SC, IV qid for 5 days then every 2-3 days if necessary; based on successful treatment of two cases. 'Co-trimoxazole' human formulation available as paediatric syrup. Alternative to penicillin in allergic individuals as it has a similar, although not identical, antibacterial spectrum. Oral: 10 mg, 25 mg, 50 mg, 100 mg capsules; 100 mg/ml solution. 5.0 mg/ml solution with 1:200,000 adrenaline. 1. Does not cross blood-brain barrier and cause mydriasis. Is there a difference between injecting the medicine "in" or "under" the skin? Therefore it is imperative to continue the bicillin therapy and not discontinue administration too soon. The two ends should be long enough to wrap over the rabbit. [1][3] Unfortunately, the product has been withdrawn due to potentially fatal cardiac arrhythmias in humans but is solely available to the veterinary profession. Ivermec. 0.3 mg/animal PO q24h or via nebulizer as 0.15 mg/ml for 20-30 minutes, 1-3 times daily (Meredith, 2015), 0.3 mg PO sid; anecdotally may be used more frequently (Varga, 2013), 1 mg/kg local infusion, do not exceed 2 mg/kg (Meredith, 2015). Pseudomonas and Proteus are often resistant. 0.5-1.0 mg/kg IV for seizures; may repeat PRN up to 5 mg/kg total dose; may be administered rectally if IV access cannot be achieved (Blackwells, 2011), Epileptic seizures: 1 mg/kg IV (Ramsey, 2011), 5-10 mg/kg BW IM (Harkness and Wagner, 1983), Management of congestive heart failure and cardiomyopathy: 0.005-0.01 mg/kg PO once daily to every other day (Blackwells, 2011), 2 mg/kg q12h to q8h; PO, SC (Blackwells, 2011), 2-5 mg/kg as needed; SC, IV (Blackwells, 2011), For treatment of CHF or CRF: 0.25-0.5 mg/kg PO sid or eod (Varga, 2013), Management of congestive heart failure and cardiomyopathy: 0.25-0.5 mg/kg once daily to every other day; PO (Blackwells, 2011), Apply topically as required. Make sure you get detailed instructions on how to inject your bunny safely from your veterinarian. Staphylococcus, Pasteurella and Escherichia coli). [2], Use to absorb toxins produced in the GI tract following the development of overgrowth of Clostridium. As a general rule, administer at a dose of at least 10 times the volume of intoxicant ingested. 80 mg/kg PO q12h with rifampin at 40 mg/kg PO q12h for. Many illnesses share similar symptoms but require different treatments. Can cause sedation in combination with other drugs. [3]:321, Causes 33 to 100% fatal enteritis, dependent on dosage. Product Communication May 12, 2016 Healthcare Professional Communication (download PDF, 798KB) Canadian regulations limit the scope of information we are permitted to give on prescription drugs via the Internet or other means. Oral: 100 mg, 200 mg, 400 mg, 800 mg tablets; 40 mg/ml syrup. Ophthalmic/Otic: 0.1% solution; 0.88% mg/ml suspension with clotrimazole and gentamicin. Causes acute and/or chronic enteritis (diarrhea) after oral administration. [1], Reconstituted vials do not contain any preservative and should be discarded within 24 hours.[1]. (2nd ed.). “Pen-G” or “Combi-Pen” are injectable antibiotics sometimes used in bunnies. Information presented here is for educational purposes only and not to substitute for a veterinary consultation. Other sensitive organisms include Chlamydophila, Mycoplasma (unreliable in treatment of ocular mycoplasmosis) and Rickettsia. Repeat if necessary. I introduced the rabbits to the cats a few days ago. [1], Active against many gram-negative bacteria such as Staphylococcus aureus and Nocardia spp., including some that may be resistant to gentamicin. A medical exam is necessary for an accurate diagnosis, without which appropriate treatment cannot be given. Injectable antibiotics for rabbits Some infections require injectable antibiotics that your vet must prescribe. 4. Hawk, C, et al. [3] Endogenous atropinase levels may make repeat injections q10–15min necessary. Overweight rabbits will have difficulty grooming and keeping their bottoms clean. (Varga, 2013), Domitor, Dorbene, Dormilan, Medetor, Sedastart, Sedator, Sededorm, Can be used up to 1.5 mg/kg without accumulation (Varga, 2013). Oral: 2.5 mg, 5 mg, 20 mg tablets. This formulation is marketed specifically for small animals. Completely Angora says one cc per day for three days when treating mastitis on a 9 lb rabbit. [3], Limit duration of therapy to 2 weeks. Thoroughly mix drug with food to disperse it throughout the GI tract and increase palatability. Streptococci and anaerobes are usually resistant. Accidental injection may be a hazard to women who are pregnant or intending to become pregnant. [1], Used against Gram-positive (e.g. Used to control mild to moderate pain and prevent arterial thromboembolism. Lots of space to hop and fun activities will keep your rabbit active and they'll also have plenty of room to properly groom themselves. Injectable: 50 mg/ml, 250 mg/ml solutions. Oral: available as a dried gel. We welcome new members, please and say hello, tell us about your rabbits or ask advice. Dosage of 0.1 ml is sufficient for animals up to 100 pounds, but I usually recommend 0.25 ml for chickens. Especially good for abscesses. Ophthalmic: 0.5%, 1% solution in single-use vials; 5 ml bottle; 1% ointment. 1970 Mar;15(3):271-4. Antibiotiki. A angiotensin converting enzyme (ACE) inhibitor. Injectable: 0.1-10 mg/ml, equivalent to 1:10,000 to 1:100. Please consult a qualified health professional for more detailed information. (9th ed.). [1][3], Risk of dysbiosis and fatal enterotoxaemia if given orally. Otic: 4 drops of polypharmaceutical to affected ear q12h (Meredith, 2015), Ocular: 1 drop of ophthalmic solution to affected eye q6–8h (Meredith, 2015), Skin: Apply cream to affected area q8–12h (Meredith, 2015). With alginate: Acidex, Gastrocote, Gaviscon, Advance, Peptac. Third, after injection into an ear vein of a rabbit and with blood samples taken periodically thereafter for testing, it was found that penicillin was rapidly removed from the bloodstream. Will reduce efficacy of orally administered drugs. Rarely indicated in rabbits. This page was last edited on 27 September 2020, at 04:16. 1-2 mg/kg q12h to q8h; PO long-term use (Blackwells, 2011), Conjunctivitis: 1 drop/eye sid or bid (Varga, 2013), Superficial pyoderma: Topical sid or bid (Varga, 2013), Conjunctivits: 1-2 drops/eye tid; give for 5-7 days (Varga, 2013), Local treatment in abscess cavity: 1 g/20 g PMMA (Blackwells, 2011), Anorexia, perioperatively: 10 mL/kg IV, SC; warm before use (Varga, 2013), Premedication: 0.01 mg/kg IV, SC (Varga, 2013), Organophosphate poisoning: 0.1 mg/kg IM (Varga, 2013), Anticholinergic preanesthetic: 0.01-0.1 mg/kg; SC (Blackwells, 2011), Ringworm: 25 mg/kg PO sid; continue for at least 2 weeks (Varga, 2013), Systemic antifungal therapy: 25 mg/kg once daily or divided q12h for 28-40 days; PO (Blackwells, 2011), 0.2-0.4 mg/kg BW IM bid (Iglauer, et al., 1995), Volume expansion: 20 mL/kg IV (Blackwells, 2011), 2 mg/kg q12h to q8h; PO (Blackwells, 2011), 10-20 mg/kg BW IV, try q4h (Flecknell, 1991), Topical flea treatment: Treat as per cats (Blackwells, 2011), Iron deficient anemia: 4-6 mg/kg once; IM (Blackwells, 2011), Systemic antifungal therapy: 5 mg/kg daily for 3-4 weeks (Blackwells, 2011), Mites: 400 μg/kg SC; repeat after 10-14 days (Varga, 2014), Ectoparasites: 200-400 μg/kg once, repeat in 10-14 days for a total of 2-3 treatments as needed; SC (Blackwells, 2011), 15-30 mg/kg IM, SC alone gives moderate to heavy sedation with some analgesia but may have long recovery at this high dose (Ramsey, 2011), 25 mg/kg BW intranasally for light surgical anesthesia (Robertson and Eberhart, 1994), Anesthetic: 50 mg/kg BW IM for immobilization (Flecknell, 1987), Anesthetic: 44 mg/kg BW IM (Weisbroth and Fudens, 1972), 24-40 mg/kg + 0.25-1.0 mg/kg; IM (Blackwells, 2011), 15-20 mg/kg + 1-3 mg/kg; IM (Blackwells, 2011), 15-20 mg/kg + 0.5-1.0 mg/kg; IM (Blackwells, 2011), Systemic antifungal therapy: 10-15 mg/kg once daily for 3-4 weeks (Blackwells, 2011), 1 mg/kg q24h to q12h; IM (Blackwells, 2011), 1-2 mg/kg IV or 2-4 mg/kg IT (Blackwells, 2011), Ectoparasites: Apply once weekly for 4-6 weeks (Blackwells, 2011), Treat as per cat; 30 mg/kg PO every 30 days (Blackwells, 2011), Vestibular disorders: 2-12 mg/kg q8-12h; PO (Blackwells, 2011), Premedication: 80-100 μg IM, SC in combination with an opioid and ketamine. Treat for 2 weeks for, Topical antifungal: Apply topically as required (Blackwells, 2011), general anaesthesia: 0.2 mg/kg IV when used with Fentanyl/Fluanisone (q.v.) Luckily, there are plenty of antibiotics that rabbits are more likely to tolerate. . ] [1], Toxic both orally and parenterally. 1-10 mg/kg BW IM (Carpenter, et al., 1995), 25 mg/kg BW IM (Produces myositis; CCAC, 1984), Absorption of clostridial enterotoxins: 2 g in 20 mL water once daily by gavage (2.5-3.8 kg animal) (Blackwells, 2011), 20-25 IU/rabbit IV once to induce ovulation. (Ramsey, 2011), 100-500 μg/kg BW IM, SC (Flecknell, 1996), 1-2 mg PO sid; dose extrapologated from other species, not yet validated (Varga, 2013), 0.3-0.6 mg/kg PO/SC sid-bid (Varga, 2013), 0.2-0.3 mg/kg SC, IM q24h or 0.2-0.5 mg/kg PO q12-24h (Blackwells, 2011), 10-20 mg/kg BW SC, IM q2-3h (Flecknell, 1991), Gastrointestinal promotility agent: 0.2-1.0 mg/kg PO, SC, IM q12h or 1-2 mg/kg/day IV as a constant rate infusion (Blackwells, 2011), For anaerobic infections: 20mg/kg PO IV q12h. Clavabactin, Clavaseptin, Clavucil, Clavudale, Combisyn, Kesium, Nisamox, Noroclav, Synulox, Augmentin. Long Acting antibiotic injection technique for Rabbit patients. Topical: Ophthalmic 1% ointment; 0.5% solution. Diazemuls, Diazepam, Diazepam Rectubes, Valium, Similar action to metoclopramide with fewer side effects (Varga, 2013), Banamine, Flunixamine, Citation, Equileve, Meflosyl Solution. The bioavailability of penicillin and dihydrostreptomycin from three penicillin/ aminoglycoside fixed combination products for intramuscular injection was investigated in a four‐way, randomized, crossover experiment in rabbits. Ear cleaners for cleansing and removal of cerumen. Penicillin is usually not a good choice for rabbits … 100 ml/kg/day. My other rabbit does not have symptoms but they have been together. Please contact Pfizer Canada Medical Information at 1 800 463-6001 with [1], Use with care. Some strains of Actinomyces, Nocardia and Rickettsia are also inhibited. Dose may be increased to a maximum of 0.1 mg/kg. General antibiotic therapy: 50 mg/kg q12h to q8h; IM, SC (Blackwells, 2011), General antibiotic therapy: 30-50 mg/kg q12h to q8h; IM, SC (Blackwells, 2011), 80-100 mg/kg BW IV of 1% solution (Green, 1982), Apply to affected area q8h at 0.5-2.0% concentrations. Do not use if the animal is unconscious, fitting, or has a reduced cough reflex. Doses are empirical. 2002), 3-5 mg/kg BW IM (Harkness and Wagner, 1983). 10-20 mg/kg PO q24h or 1 drop to affected eye q6h; loading dose can by used 1 drop to affected eye q15min for 4 doses (Meredith, 2015), General antibiotic therapy: 10-20 mg/kg PO q12h. (Blackwells, 2011), Ectoparasites: Dust lightly once weekly. Used for sebaceous adenitis treatment in rabbits. Alucap. [1], Active against Gram-positive cocci (some Staphylococcus spp. [1], Ocular form shown to maintain therapeutic levels in tear film for 6h. Other products are composite preparations. Textbook of rabbit medicine. Varga, M. (2013). Ear cleaner: 0.15% chlorhexidine + EDTA (TrizChlor); Chlorhexidine, Tris-EDTA, lactic acid (Otodine). Gastrointestinal contrast radiography: 10-15 mL/kg; PO (Blackwells, 2011), Starting dose 0.05 mg/kg PO q24h. [1], Can be used in combination with midazolam or diazepam (0.5-2 mg/kg) (Varga, 2013), Provides analgesia to treat abdominal pain that accompanies digestive disorders and gas distension of the viscera. In patients with an intestinal obstruction, do not use when enterotomy or enterectomy is to be performed. Commonly prescribed antibiotics include enrofloxacin (brand name Baytril), trimethoprim ​sulfamethoxazole, c​​​​​hloramphenicol, metronidazole. Fatal adverse reaction has been observed. • The injections are usually made under the skin overlying the neck, back and sides. Ophthalmic: 0.2% (10 g tube, single-use vial), 0.25% (10 g tube) gel. [3] Injection of cephalosporin has proven safe. Every Day Penicillin Injections for abscess? 2.5-5 mg/kg PO q12h. Some strains of Actinomyces, Nocardia, Chlamydophila, Mycoplasma and Rickettsia also inhibited. With magnesium salt: Asilone, Maalox, Mucogel. Prolonged high doses can cause thiamine deficiency.[1]. Topical: 0.1% cream with 0.5% fusidic acid. Ketaset injection, Narketan-10, Vetalar-V, Can be used to soften and lubricate caecal/intestinal contents. Ophthalmic: 0.3% solution in 5 ml bottle; 0.3% ointment in 3.5 g tube. [1], Used for short-term relief of inflammatory but non-infectious conditions. [1], A 3rd generation cephalosporin with higher activity against many Gram-negative organisms but lower activity against many Gram-positives when compared to 1st and 2nd generation cephalosporins. Insert the needle through the skin. Oral: 250 mg, 500 mg tablets; 125 mg/5 ml suspension; 250 mg/5 ml suspension; 250 mg granules sachet (to be dissolved in water). (Blackwells, 2011), Seizures: 1-2 mg/kg; IM, IV. [THE EFFECTS OF A SINGLE PENICILLIN INJECTION ON THE BLOOD LYSOZYME LEVEL IN RABBITS]. (Meredith, 2015), Pepto-Bismol: 0.3-0.6 ml/kg PO q4-6h (Meredith, 2015). [1], Activated charcoal flats, covering everything in the area — use carefully as it will stain permanently. If using ranitidine for your rabbit, please proceed with caution. [1], Do not use where specific oral antidotes are being administered in cases of poisoning. I am looking for a dose of Penicillin G with Procaine for rabbits. Injectable: 100 mg/ml solution in 2 ml ampoule. [1], Amino acid solutions supply essential and non-essential amino acids for protein production. [1][4] Wear gloves when applying cream. Best given on an empty stomach to avoid GI distress. [2], A 3rd generation cephalosporin with good activity against many Gram-negative organisms, especially Enterobacteriaceae (not Pseudomonas) but lower activity against many Gram-positive organisms than 1st and 2nd generation cephalosporins. [Fleming was discouraged about penicillin’s possible use because first . Please remember that all information on this wiki is not intended to diagnose or treat your pet. In case of an anaphylactic reaction administer epinephrine immediately. [1], Atropine should not be used in animals with glaucoma, lens luxation, and keratoconjunctivitis sicca.[1]. Wean off dosage at end of treatment. This video is to describe a technique for giving prescribed medication to rabbit patients. How to give and where to prick penicillin rabbits Intramuscular injection is administered mainly to adults. (n.d.). [1], May produce pain on injection; GI disturbance and superinfection with resistant microorganisms is a potential risk. Tent the skin between your thumb and forefinger. Injectable: 4 mg/ml solution for IV or IM use. Rabbits can easily hop or jump, which can cause spinal injury. Your rabbit should be placed so ⅓ of the length of the towel is on one side of the rabbit, and ⅔ of the length of the towel is on the other side. Streptococcus, Staphylococcus), Gram-negative (e.g. [2], Softens impacted gastric or caecal contents. Topical corticosteroids should not be used on animals with ulcerative keratitis.[1]. If you inject it into the skin, instead of under, can it cause problems? Oral: 3.84% solution for dilution in water. (2nd ed.). Ramsey, I. Samples taken at 30 minutes were found almost completely devoid of activity. [1] In rabbits, it is used to induce ovulation postpartum for insemination and to improve conception rates. BSAVA small animal formulary. Oral: 250 mg capsule; 200 mg/5 ml suspension (reconstitute with water). Urgent Medical Advice: If you need, or think you might need, urgent medical advice you should contact a vet. Dilute 1 g charcoal/5-10 mL water. Infections caused by … 0.1-1.0 mg/kg (typically 0.5 mg/kg) PO q8-12h (Meredith, 2015), Gastrointestinal promotility agent: 0.5 mg/kg q8-12h; PO, SC (Blackwells, 2011). Conditions necessitating analgesia in the house rabbit, Pain recognition and its management in rabbits, http://www.medirabbit.com/Safe_medication/Corticost/Cortico.htm, https://wabbitwiki.com/index.php?title=Common_drug_dosages_for_rabbits&oldid=11673. Duplocillin ® LA should not be administered to animals known to be allergic to penicillin. Other formulations are widely available for general sale. Should not be used in animals less than 3 months of age or with liver disease. Topical treatment of mild pruritus (Viatop). One of my rabbits started sneezing and had white nasal drainage. But be careful. Titrate doses upwards to avoid adverse effects. (3rd ed.). toxicities, and in conjunction with anticholinesterase drugs during antagonism of neuromuscular block. Used to supplement natural LH in cases of ovulation failure or delay and induce lactation postpartum in mammals. This site makes no representations or warranties of any kind, express or implied, about the completeness, accuracy, reliability, suitability, or availability with respect to the website or the information, or related graphics contained on the website for any purpose. 2-10 mg/kg IV/IM/SC q8-12h (Meredith, 2015), General antibiotic therapy: 2 mg/kg q8h; SC, IM, IV (Blackwells, 2011). If so, how do you know if you injected it in or under? (2011). 1 mg/kg IV q24h (desoxycholate form) or 5 mg/kg SC q24h (liposomal form) (Meredith, 2015). It is less potent but longer acting than fentanyl/fluanisone. ... *5 Rabbit Medicine and Surgery Jerry LaBonde MS, DVM. [1], The reconstituted solution is stable for 10 days when refrigerated. (Varga, 2013). Oglesbee, B. They are used parenterally in patients requiring nutritional support but unable to receive enteral support. (Blackwells, 2011). [3]:321, Doses less than 0.03 mg/kg have very limited analgesic effects but still have some sedative effects. [1], The solution does not contain any antimicrobial preservative, so any remaining solution in vial should be discarded after use. We are very grateful to members who take time to answer other members questions, but please do be clear in your replies that you are sharing personal experience and not giving instructions on what must be done. Duphalyte, Aminoplasmal, Aminoven, Clinimix, Glamin, Hyperamine, Intrafusin, Kabiven, Kabiven Peripheral, Nutriflex, Amoxinsol, Amoxycare, Amoxypen, Bimoxyl, Clamoxyl, Duphamox, Vetremox, Amfipen, Ampipcaps, Ampicare, Duphacillin. Should not be used in animals with intestinal obstruction or gastrointestinal ileus. 0.1-0.5 mg/kg SQ/IM/IV q4-6h (Blackwells, 2011), 0.1-0.5 mg/kg BW IM/IV/SC q4h (Carpenter, et al., 1995), 0.1-0.5 mg/kg BW IV q4h (Flecknell, 1989), Injectable: 4 mg/ml butylscopolamine + 500 mg/ml metamizole in 100 ml multidose bottle, Chelation, lead toxicosis: 25 mg/kg q24h to q6h for 5 days; SC; dilute to 10 mg/mL with sale. Sources: Used against a wide range of Gram-negative and some Gram-positive aerobes; some activity against Mycoplasma and Chlamydophila. I have to give my rabbit subcutaneous injections of antibiotics. Injectable: synthetic crystalline l-amino acid solutions for IV use only. Other safe oral antibiotics like doxycycline, azithromycin, or ciprofloxacin are sometimes given instead. 5 mg/kg PO q24h for idiopathic sebaceous adenitis (Meredith, 2015). If you have a problem registering or accessing an exiting account please post a message in the help section describing the problem. The more difficult Gram-negative organisms (Pseudomonas, Klebsiella) are usually resistant. [1], Should not by used for animals with dehydration, hepatic encephalopathy, severe azotaemia, shock, congestive heart failure and electrolyte imbalances. [2], Used for management of systemic fungal infections and leishmaniosis. Meredith, A. [1], Used to supplement or replace LH in cases of ovulation failure or delay, to induce lactation post-partum, or in females who fail to hold to mating. Used to empty the bladder and increase urination by increasing urinary bladder detrusor muscle tone and contraction. This product may only be prescribed by your local veterinary practitioner from whom advice should be sought. Most strains of Enterobacteriaceae (Pseudomonas, Escherichia coli, Klebsiella) are resistant. Active Ingredients Procaine penicillin 300mg (300,000 IU) per mL. Treats: eradication of most internal and external parasites. Do not give to pregnant animals or animals less than 6 weeks old. Medirabbit.com. General dose rate for cattle, dogs, and cats. Antibiotiki. Does not contain an antimicrobial preservative, so it is recommended to discard the remainder of an opened bottle after single use within 24 hours. 15-20 mg/kg PO once daily to q8h. Appropriate Use of Antibiotics in Rabbits Dawn Sailer-Fleeger . Dogs, Cats, Rabbits, Mink, & Foxes: For the treatment of otitis externa, bacterial infections associated with pneumonia, as well as for bronchitis and tracheitis when caused by or associated with penicillin susceptible organisms. 3. May not be effective in young rabbits. (2015). Helicobacter). [1], Do not use in ears where integrity of the tympanum is unknown. Not analgesic. Continue treatment for 1-2 days after symptoms disappear. Do not give to dehydrated, hypovolaemic or hypotensive paties or those with GI disease. Blackwell's five-minute veterinary consult: Small mammal. [1], Used for respiratory tract infections, mild to moderate skin and soft tissue infections, and non-tubercular mycobacterial infections. Do not use in cases of cardiac output failure. Brucella, Salmonella, Haemophilus) and obligate anaerobic bacteria (e.g. Use with care for animals with renal disease. The rabbits have been playing all day in the yard with the cats and put in there cage at night [1], Proves analgesia through NMDA antagonist action. (Varga, 2013), 30 mg/kg PO bid, 48 mg/kg SC (Varga, 2013), General antibiotic therapy: 30 mg/kg q12h; SC, PO (Blackwells, 2011), Coccidiosis: 40 mg/kg PO bid; continue for 7 days (Varga, 2013), Mydriasis: Topically to dilate eyes in albino animals (Blackwells, 2011), 200 µg/kg SC tid × 9 doses; start immediately post-op then eight hourly for nine doses (Varga, 2013), 200 µg/kg at surgery and q8h for 9 does total; IV, IP (Blackwells, 2011), Thiamine deficiency: Dose to thiamine content at 1-2 mg/kg as needed; IM (Blackwells, 2011), Treatment of anticoagulant rodenticide toxicosis: 2.5 mg/kg once daily; PO for 10-30 days 2-10 mg/kg as needed; IM (Blackwells, 2011), 1-5 mg/kg BW IM, SC (Arnemo, et al. (Varga, 2013), Treatment of choice for enterotoxaemia. injections of some penicillin dosage forms, such as procaine penicillin G, can vary depending on the injection site; injections into the neck muscle in cattle and horses produce more rapid absorption and higher plasma concentrations than do injections into the gluteal muscle. Pen G Procaine can be given as an injection under the skin @20,000-60,000 IU/kg once every 24 hours. [1], May cause dysbiosis. (2011). [1], Active against several Gram-positive and Gram-negative organisms (e.g. Anecdotally, used alone or diluted with LRS at 1:5 ratio and given at a total volume of approx.

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