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Evaluation of Topical Application of Ronnel Solution for Generalized Demodicosis in Dogs
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SUMMARY
Of 20 dogs with generalized demodicosis, 18 responded favorably to treatment with 8.5% ronnel solution applied to one-third of the body every 3rd day, in rotation. Duration of treatment was from 5 to 20 weeks. In 2 dogs, the demodicosis recurred and required additional treatment with ronnel. Two dogs died during the study. One death was attributed to ronnel toxicosis; the other was unexplained.
Eight of 10 control dogs treated orally and topically for pyoderma associated with demodicosis still had demodicosis 1 year after initiation of the study.
American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA)
Title: Evaluation of Topical Application of Ronnel Solution for Generalized Demodicosis in Dogs
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SUMMARY
Of 20 dogs with generalized demodicosis, 18 responded favorably to treatment with 8.
5% ronnel solution applied to one-third of the body every 3rd day, in rotation.
Duration of treatment was from 5 to 20 weeks.
In 2 dogs, the demodicosis recurred and required additional treatment with ronnel.
Two dogs died during the study.
One death was attributed to ronnel toxicosis; the other was unexplained.
Eight of 10 control dogs treated orally and topically for pyoderma associated with demodicosis still had demodicosis 1 year after initiation of the study.
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