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Topical preparations ectoparasiticides

Table 17 Dosage forms and methods of application of topical ectoparasiticide preparations to individual species... Table 17 Dosage forms and methods of application of topical ectoparasiticide preparations to individual species...
Pyrethrins and synthetic pyrethroids are among the safest of the topically applied ectoparasiticides, because of their selective toxicity for insects (mam-malian-to-insect toxic dose ratio is greater than 1000, compared with 33 for organophosphates and 16 for carbamate insecticides). In contrast to the very wide margin of safety for mammalian species, pyrethroids are toxic to fish. The synergistic action of pyrethrins and piperonyl butoxide (in combination preparations) is due to the inhibition by piperonyl butoxide of the microsomal enzyme system of some arthropods. Preparations of synthetic pyrethroids (permethrin, cypermethrin) often contain a mixture of drug isomers in varying proportions. [Pg.164]

The classes of drug for which topical veterinary preparations are commercially available include ectoparasiticides, antibacterial agents, antifungal... [Pg.184]


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