RAMOS, Carlos Ticiano Coutinho.; MARINHO, Melania Loureiro.; RAMOS, Syduane Morais Leite.; UCHÔA, Iana Carolina Pordeus.; LEITE, Angélica Ramalho.; AZEVEDO, Gisllyana Medeiros.; DANTAS, Elaine Silva.; SOUZA, Almir Pereira de.
Resumen:
This work had as objective to evaluate and compare the protein profile of dogs naturally infested by
ticks, with homeopathic and allopathic treatments. Were used 13 dogs, without race, males and
females, with age of 1,8±2,2, weight of 11±5,6kg, divided in two groups, (GI and GII), being GI with 8
animals and GII with 5 animals. On GI was used and allopathic drug from Fipronil, dose of 10ml to
10Kg, each thirty days. On GII was used a biotherapic, two oral corpuscles, daily, during three
months. Have been assessed the variables: Total Protein, Albumin, Globulin, and the relationship
Albumin/Globulin before (day 0), during (day 45) and after (day 91) the administration of the drugs.
During the search don not had significant statistic difference at the times 0, 45 and 91 days. The
results of serum biochemistry demonstrated that the two groups had increased total protein values;
albumin measures submitted a discreet decrease, with a slight increase of the globulins and consequent decline in the relation A/G. It was concluded that the treatments used interfered on the
protein profile with elevation of totals plasma proteins specifically by hyperglobulinemia the expense
of hypoalbuminemia.
