Natural zeolites. Option for the treatment of different diseases and nutrition of company animals

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Published: Dec 1, 2019
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DEOSEC-F ZEONUT dermal diseases otic diseases nutrition canines felines ornamental birds

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Beatriz Hugues Hernandorena
Asociación Cubana de Medicina Veterinaria
Miguel Torres López
Universidad Agraria de La Habana
Milagros Morales Vargas
Asociación Cubana de Medicina Veterinaria
Isabel Cabazas Zubieta
Universidad Agraria de La Habana
Martha Velázquez Garrido
Centro de Investigaciones para la Industria Minero-metalúrgico
Maylin Laurel Gómez
Centro de Investigaciones para la Industria Minero-metalúrgico
Marielis Lemus García
UEB Clínicas y Consultorios
Cosme Zulueta Montero
UEB Clínicas y Consultorios
Maislen Hurtado Martinez
UEB Clínicas y Consultorios
Lisandra Martínez Manrique
UEB Clínicas y Consultorios

Abstract

Dermal and otic diseases of domestic canines and felines are frequent and very difficult to treat. In these species the presentation of mammary tumors is also frequent, whose surgical wounds are usually long and there is a lot of bleeding, difficult to control. On the other hand, ornamental birds need good food for their health and sometimes it is difficult to obtain food supplements that benefit them. In search of therapeutic options that are effective, economical and harmonious with the environment, the use of two products developed by the Research Center for the Mining and Metallurgical Industry (CIPIMM), DEOSEC-F, has properties such as antifungal, antibacterial secant and hemostatic and ZEONUT which is a nutritional supplement. On these bases, a study was conducted in which their effectiveness was evaluated in the treatment of these diseases and in the nutrition of these species. For this, three studies were carried out. In the first, 30 dogs and 6 cats that suffered from skin and ear diseases were used. Half the conventional treatment was applied and the other DEOSEC-F. In the second, 60 dogs operated on breast tumors with long and bleeding superficial surgical wounds were worked on. Halfway DEOSEC-F was applied until the hemostasis was observed and halfway there was not. In the third they were administered to 30 ornamental birds (personatas and lovebirds), of 60, the ZEONUT product. The results showed that the application of these products was effective in all the animals studied according to their property and it was recommended that the studies be expanded in a larger sample and in other animal species.

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Hugues Hernandorena, B., Torres López, M., Morales Vargas, M., Cabazas Zubieta, I., Velázquez Garrido, M., Laurel Gómez, M., Lemus García, M., Zulueta Montero, C., Hurtado Martinez, M. and Martínez Manrique, L. (2019) “Natural zeolites. Option for the treatment of different diseases and nutrition of company animals”, INFOMIN, 11. Available at: https://infomin.edicionescervantes.com/index.php/i/article/view/132 (Accessed: 2 July 2026).
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