possible. The Intravenous (ear vein) by rapid route of injection after dilution with administration isotonic (0.9%) NaCl solution 80 mg /kg up to depends on the at a ratio of 1:1 0.16 ml/kg up 30kg age and weight of to 30 kg 40 mg /kg over the individual and 0.08 ml/kg 30kg can be Intracardiac (in unconscious or over 30 intravenous (vena deeply sedated/anaesthetised kg cava cranialis or patients) ear vein) or intracardiac. The injection 80 mg /kg up to duration can - 30kg depending on the 0.16 ml/kg up 40 mg /kg over age and body to 30 kg 30kg weight of the pig 0.08 ml/kg from 1 over 30 –vary second (piglets) kg and 38 seconds (in boars> 100 kg body weight). Dogs&Cats Intravenous; slow continuous per 4 kg 125 mg/kg Dog injection untilunconscious then Dog 166 mg/kg Cat rapid injection of remaining 1.0 ml per 3 kg quantity Cat Intracardiac &intraperitoneal: in unconscious or deeply 166 mg/kg Dog sedated/anaesthetised 250 mg/kg Cat patients 1.0 ml per 3 kg Dog 1.0 ml per 2 kg Cat Mink, polecats Intravenous per 500 mg per Intracardiac (in unconscious or animal animal deeply sedated/anaesthetised patients) Hares, rabbits, Intravenous per 1.5 333 mg/kg guinea pigs, Intracardiac (in unconscious or kg hamsters, rats, deeply sedated/anaesthetised mice patients) Intraperitoneal (in unconscious or deeply 500 mg/kg sedated/anaesthetised 1.0 ml per 1kg patients) Chickens, Intravenous&Intrapulmonary(in 1.0 ml per 1 500 mg/kg pigeons, unconscious or deeply kg ornamental sedated/anaesthetised birds patients) The method of choice in is intravenous injection.If venepuncture cannot be
possible. The route of administration depends on the age and weight of the individual and can be intravenous (vena cava cranialis or ear vein) or intracardiac. The injection duration can - depending on the age and body weight of the pig –vary from 1 second (piglets) and 38 seconds (in boars> 100 kg body weight). Intravenous (ear vein) by rapid injection after dilution with isotonic (0.9%) NaCl solution at a ratio of 1:1 Intracardiac (in unconscious or deeply sedated/anaesthetised patients) 0.16 ml/kg up to 30 kg 0.08 ml/kg over 30 kg 0.16 ml/kg up to 30 kg 0.08 ml/kg over 30 kg 80 mg /kg up to 30kg 40 mg /kg over 30kg 80 mg /kg up to 30kg 40 mg /kg over 30kg Dogs&Cats Intravenous; slow continuous injection untilunconscious then rapid injection of remaining quantity Intracardiac &intraperitoneal: in unconscious or deeply sedated/anaesthetised patients per 4 kg Dog 1.0 ml per 3 kg Cat 1.0 ml per 3 kg Dog 1.0 ml per 2 kg Cat 125 mg/kg Dog 166 mg/kg Cat 166 mg/kg Dog 250 mg/kg Cat Mink, polecats Intravenous Intracardiac (in unconscious or deeply sedated/anaesthetised patients) per animal 500 mg per animal Hares, rabbits, guinea pigs, hamsters, rats, mice Intravenous Intracardiac (in unconscious or deeply sedated/anaesthetised patients) Intraperitoneal (in unconscious or deeply sedated/anaesthetised patients) per 1.5 kg 1.0 ml per 1kg 333 mg/kg 500 mg/kg Chickens, pigeons, ornamental birds The method of choice in is intravenous injection.If venepuncture cannot be Intravenous&Intrapulmonary(in unconscious or deeply sedated/anaesthetised patients) 1.0 ml per 1 kg 500 mg/kg
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