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Symptoms and Treatment of Acute Pancreatitis in Dogs

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It is caused by microbial infection, poisoning, or feeding high-fat food. Clinically, symptoms such as sudden severe pain in the anterior abdomen, shock, and peritonitis may be seen. Treatment is based on the principles of inhibiting pancreatic secretion, relieving pain and spasms, combating shock, and correcting water and electrolyte imbalance. [Prescription 1]5% Glucose Injection 250-500 ml Compound Sodium Chloride Injection 250-500 ml 25% Vitamin C Injection 2-4 ml 5% Vitamin B Injection 1-2 ml 654-2

It is caused by microbial infection, poisoning, or feeding high-fat food. Clinically, symptoms such as sudden severe pain in the anterior abdomen, shock, and peritonitis may be seen. Treatment is based on the principles of inhibiting pancreatic secretion, relieving pain and spasms, combating shock, and correcting water and electrolyte imbalance.

[Prescription 1]

5% Glucose Injection 250-500 ml

Compound Sodium Chloride Injection 250-500 ml

25% Vitamin C Injection 2-4 ml

5% Vitamin B Injection 1-2 ml

654-2 5-10 mg

Usage: intravenous drip once. Once daily, 2-3 times daily for severe cases, for 3-5 consecutive days.

[Prescription 2]

Atropine Sulfate Injection 0.05-0.4 mg

Usage: intramuscular injection once, administered at 0.01 mg of atropine sulfate per kg of body weight. Once daily, for 2-3 consecutive days.

[Prescription 3]

Amikacin 40,000-160,000 IU

Usage: injected once at the Pishu acupoint. Once daily, for 2-4 consecutive days.

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