Aminoglycoside antibiotics. For Gram-negative and positive bacterial infections.
(1) Ototoxicity. It often causes vestibular damage in the ear, which can be aggravated with the accumulation of continuously administered drugs in a dose-dependent manner.
(2) Occasional allergic reactions. Cats are more sensitive, constant can cause nausea, vomiting, salivation and ataxia.
(3) High doses can cause neuromuscular conduction blockade. Accidental deaths often occur after general anesthesia for surgical procedures in dogs and cats, combined with penicillin to prevent infection.
(4) May cause reversible nephrotoxicity.
(1) Gentamycin can be used in combination with β-lactam antibiotics to treat severe infections, but it is incompatible when mixed in vitro.
(2) In combination with penicillin, this product has a synergistic effect on streptococci.
(3) It has respiratory depression and should not be injected intravenously.
(4) Antagonism may occur in combination with tetracycline and erythromycin.
(5) Combination with cephalosporins may enhance nephrotoxicity.
Pig, cow and sheep for 40 days.
Sealed and stored in a cool dark place.