The definition of the effectiveness of treating aseptic wounds in dogs with a medicine based on artemisia lerchiana

Abstract

Injuries in animals and the treatment of their complications remain one of the most important and urgent problems of modern veterinary surgery. Currently, veterinary specialists use various methods and chemicals for wound healing, but due to the resistance of microorganisms to existing drugs, the high cost of these drugs and the presence of side effects on the animal body, it requires the production of new inexpensive and highly effective medicines. As specified in our study, in this aspect, the development of herbal preparations with antibacterial properties and stimulating tissue regeneration becomes important. In this regard, the main purpose of our work was to prepare an essential oil ointment based on Artemisia lerchiana and study its therapeutic effect on animal wounds. To determine the effect of the infusion and 10 and 20% ointments (prepared from Artemisia lerchiana essential oil), mongrel dogs were taken on aseptic wounds in animals. For comparison, we used the traditional method of treatment with Vishnevsky's liniment. According to the results of the study, the wound healing process in animals that used 10 and 20% Artemisia lerchiana ointment occurred 1-2 days earlier than with the traditional method.