The etiologic and pathogenetic selection of drugs to treat inflammation metacarpus and metatarsus and finger in dogs by retrograde intravenous chemotherapy
Explored some cytological, histological and biochemical characteristics of subacute and chronic pododermatitis in dogs. Found that the latency and chronic canine pododermatitis occurs due to increased functional activity of macrophages and mast cells, as well as high activity proteolytic enzymes in the wound. Based on the findings concluded that the treatment of this disease is the most effective drug combination consisting of antibiotics, anti-inflammatory glucocorticoid hormones and inhibitors of proteolytic enzymes.