Veterinary Guide - Bio Pathica Ltd

– Subcutaneous: Probably the least discomforting route of injection. Often preferred
in all species incl. small animals. Also possible in painful areas and at the acupuncture
points, often taking effect after a few minutes.
– Intramuscular: The onset is slower. Often preferred in farm animals.
– Intradermal: The suggested way when neural effects are required. Injected in nerve
segments or over the affected area.
– Local and pericapsular infiltrations: Help to solve an important clinical problem:
the treatment of continued pain associated with musculoskeletal lesions, requiring
some substance with analgesic properties that may be used successively over long
periods of time and has no undesirable side effects.
– Intralesional or perifocal: For example, on occasions before suturing one can
empty the contents of the ampoule (injectable) into the surgical wound or make
little papules in the edges of the incision.
– Progressive auto-sanguis therapy: Also known as the gradual autohemotherapy,
an innovation contributed by Reckeweg to the autohematic method described by
Haferkamp. Basically, one can define it as a biotherapy consisting of injecting the
patient intramuscularly with his own blood combined with appropriate homeopathic
remedies (see specific literature). Generally practised in chronic diseases, dermatosis
and autoallergic processes.
Recommendations
The lumen or perimeter of the injecting needle may be reduced, since the vehicle of the
injectable homeopathic remedies is of low viscosity. This aspect associated with the
character of the substance (not irritating) means that the injection is not painful.
Antihomotoxic medication must not be mixed in the same syringe with conventional
medicines. Antihomotoxic medicines should be administered first.
Heel veterinary medications
• Probiotic
• Very well tolerated. Excellent benefit-risk ratio
• No restrictions on age or length of treatment
• Treatment compatible with antibiotic therapy, antiparasite treatments, herbal medicine,
oligotherapy... 1)
1) Heel injectables may be combined with one another in the same syringe, but not with other medicines.
Therapeutic Index
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