What diseases are treated with dextran iron injection for veterinary use?


Dextran Iron Injection is a veterinary anti-anemia drug, mainly used for the treatment and adjunctive treatment of the following diseases:

I. Core Indications

1. Iron Deficiency Anemia

• Physiological iron deficiency anemia in newborn piglets, calves, lambs, and other young animals

• Anemia in livestock caused by nutritional deficiency or chronic blood loss

2. Adjunctive treatment of blood protozoan diseases

• Adjunctive treatment of blood diseases such as Babesiosis, Toxoplasmosis, and Theileriosis

• Secondary anemia caused by ileitis and blood parasite infections

II. Comparison of Usage in Different Animals

Animal Type Single Dose Treatment Cycle Precautions
Piglets 1-2ml (first immunization at 3 days old) Second iron supplementation after 10-15 days Deep intramuscular injection, avoid overdose
Adult Cattle 8-10ml (700 jin cattle) Repeat every 5 days in severe cases Injection in the upper outer quarter of the buttocks
Fattening Cattle 10ml per time Inject every other day for 3 consecutive times Improves symptoms of poor growth due to dry feeding

III. Contraindications and Risks

• Prohibited cases: animals with severe liver and kidney dysfunction

• Toxic reactions: overdose may cause death, dosage must be strictly controlled

• Injection technique: deep intramuscular injection (neck or thigh), avoid local induration

IV. Special Application Scenarios

• Anemia recovery in postpartum sows or ewes

• Growth promotion and conditioning in fattening and stiff pigs

Note: Actual medication should be adjusted according to animal weight, anemia severity, and drug instructions. It is recommended to consult a veterinarian before first use.

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