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SPECIFIC DISEASE TREATMENTS (ER 2.2), AB itself isn't critically…

- - - - Pressure in mammary leads to slow milking +/- blood in milk
      - Also risk of cellulitis if very swollen udder gets cut
- - - - Subconjunctival: 1.5ml oxytet +/- 0.5ml dex
- - - - Linco-spectin, amoxiclav, florfenicol, cefquinome, fluoroquinolones, TMPS (early)
    - - Amoxiclav, florfenicol, cefquinome, fluoroquinolones, oxytet IV
  - - - Lincomycin, cephalosporins, amoxiclav, fluoroquinolones
    - - Penicillins, Sodium Iodide
      - Lumpy jaw
- - - - TPMS, amoxiclav,
        fluoroquinolones (last resort)
      - E. coli, Salmonella
    - - TMPS, fluoroquinolones
- - - - Penstrep, amoxicillin, oxytet, ceftiofur/cephalexin (0 milk withdrawal)
      - Chronic bacterial infection
        T. pyogenes
        
        Penicillin, Sodium iodide, tilmicosin, florfenicol
- - - - 1ml/100kg SC
        
        Resistance has been reported - some now dose 2ml/100kg (same as vaccine dose)
      - Double dose for vaccine like effect
      - NB - 218d meat withdrawal & use cascade for dairy cows (7d milk withdrawal)
      - If Tx in early disease, urine should start to clear in 24-36hrs
        
        Animals will get a bit more anaemic before getting better
    - - Laxative
      - Tx for babesiosis (animals become constipated)
      - Useful in other GIT condns
        (rumen impaction, caecal dilation, constipation secondary to D-)
      - 2L in 10L of water
    - - pyrexic animals
    - - Recommended to treat for tick borne fever with LA tetracycline (1mll/10kg)