Sulfur ointment for treating mange disease of minks

Abstract

The invention relates to sulfur ointment for treating mange disease of minks, which is prepared from following important raw materials of: 50 g of salicylic acid, 50 g of sulfur, 80 of span-60, 400 gof liquid paraffin, 32 g of span-80, 6 g of sodium lauryl sulfate, 120 g of glycerin monostearate, 48 g of wool fat, 60 g of stearic acid, 788 g of white Vaseline, and 380 ml of distilled water; all the components are processed into the weight of 2000 g. The ointment is applied to a mink in disease in a smearing manner for two times per day; after continuous use for 5-7 days, the mange disease ofminks can be effectively controlled. The ointment is convenient to use, is low in cost and is quick in effect.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to a veterinary ointment, in particular to a sulfur ointment for treating mink mange. Background technique [0002] Mink scabies is an ectoparasitic skin disease caused by itchy mites or scabies mites parasitic on the surface of mink, commonly known as leprosy. It is a parasitic skin disease of mink, fox and raccoon dog. It is easy to occur frequently in spring. The disease is very contagious, mainly by contact infection, the light one makes the animal become thin, and the severe one causes death. [0003] There are two main trends: (1) Sarcoptic mites: parasitic on the surface of fur animals, yellowish white or grayish white, about 0.2-0.5mm in size, difficult to recognize with the naked eye. Scabies usually develops around the mouth, nose and paws, with severe itching. The sick animal constantly bites the feet with its mouth or scratches the mouth and nose with its feet. When the itching is severe, the front and rear feet scra...

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Problems solved by technology

[0006] Traditional treatments include closed treatment with antibiotics alone, scrubbing with disinfectant, etc., but the therapeutic effect is not ideal