Traditional Chinese medicine dissolved medicine for treating canine infectious hepatitis and preparation method thereof

Abstract

The invention discloses a traditional Chinese medicine dissolved medicine for treating canine infectious hepatitis. The traditional Chinese medicine dissolved medicine for treating the canine infectious hepatitis is prepared from, by mass, 32-36 parts of aralis roots, 14-16 parts of oxyria digyna, 20-25 parts of lysimachia glanduliflora hanelt, 8-10 parts of Chinese alpine rush, 5-10 parts of cycas revoluta thunb seeds, 30-35 parts of ficus formosana, 14-18 parts of ribes himalense, 40-45 parts of tangut dragonhead, 16-20 parts of rhodomyrtus tomentosa, 4-8 parts of ampelopsis grossedentata, 13-16 parts of lawn pennywort herbs, 17-21 parts of euphorbia milii, 33-35 parts of copperleaf herbs, 11-15 parts of adiantum capillus-veneris, 21-24 parts of herba lagotis, 4-7 parts of hypericum patulum St. Jhonswort, 1-2 parts of urticaceae pellionia repens, 9-13 parts of herba orostachyos, 26-30 parts of roots of polygala caudata rehd. et wils, 22-24 parts of roots of rubustephrodes hance, 3-4 parts of roots of kansu gooseberry, 5-6 parts of crotalaria albida heyne ex Roth, 4-7 parts of alstonia scholaris bark, 9-11 parts of false aloes, 2-6 parts of horseweed herbs, 19-24 parts of flaxseeds and 13-17 parts of creeping oxalis. The traditional Chinese medicine dissolved medicine for treating the canine infectious hepatitis is good in treatment effect, capable of rapidly achieving the treatment effect, free of side effects and convenient to take.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a traditional Chinese medicine granule for treating canine infectious hepatitis and a preparation method thereof. Background technique [0002] Canine infectious hepatitis mainly occurs in puppies under 1 year old. Adult dogs rarely occur and most of them are recessive infections. Sick dogs and infected dogs are the main sources of infection. The secretions and excreta of sick dogs contain viruses, and recovered infected dogs can excrete toxins from urine for a long time. The disease is mainly infected through the digestive tract, and placental infection is also possible. Respiratory cases can be infected through the respiratory tract. External parasites can act as vectors. There is no obvious seasonality in the occurrence of this disease, and it occurs frequently in winter, and the morbidity and mortality of puppies are high. The incubation period of dogs naturally infected with canine infectious hepatitis is about 7 days...

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Problems solved by technology

[0003] At present, the existing drugs for treating canine infectious hepatitis have average therapeutic effect, high cost, and relatively large side effects, which cause the physical decline of pet dogs.