Hemostasia powder for deer

Abstract

The invention discloses a haemostatic powder for deer, belonging to the technical field of veterinary drugs. The haemostatic powder is prepared from the following raw materials of (by weight parts): Yunnan Baiyao (white drug powder) 5-60, Panax notoginseng powder 50-250, terramycin powder 200-650, and plant ash 70-260. The inventive haemostatic powder can prevent wound inflammation; and has the advantages of rapid haemostatic action, good analgesic effect, low price, rapid wound healing promotion, no influence on the growth of antlers, and convenient change of dressing. The inventive haemostatic powder solves the timely hemostasis and recovery problem of wound surface or other wounds generated after sawing antlers of Japanese spotted deer or red deer, and lays the foundation for the subsequent growth of antlers.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to a veterinary hemostatic medicine, in particular to a veterinary hemostatic powder mainly made of traditional Chinese medicine, which belongs to the technical field of veterinary medicine. Background technique [0002] Antler is the unossified and hairy young horns of sika deer or red deer stag, which is a kind of precious medicinal material. Antler contains phospholipids, glycolipids, gelatin, hormones, fatty acids, amino acids, proteins, calcium, phosphorus, magnesium, sodium and other ingredients, of which amino acids account for more than half of the total ingredients. Deer antler is warm but not dry, has the function of invigorating and improving the body function, and has a good effect on strengthening the body for patients who are weak and chronically ill. With the improvement of people's living standards, the market demand for velvet is also increasing. People obtain velvet by raising sika deer or red deer artificially...

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Problems solved by technology

Most of the existing hemostatic drugs used for sika deer or red deer are Yunnan Baiyao, which is a hemostatic drug for humans and is expensive, and the cost of using it for deer to stop bleeding is too high

There are few veterinary hemostatic drugs on the market at present. Although Chinese herbal medicines have been used to stop bleeding of sika deer or red deer, the disadvantages of this kind of Chinese herbal medicine are complex components, expensive prices, difficult purchase in pharmacies, and inconvenient processing.