PLASMA EVALUATION FOR IVERMECTIN IN LLAMAS (LAMA GLAMA) AFTER STANDARD SUBCUTANEOUS DOSING

Tanya H. Burkholder; James Jensen; Hong Chen; Katherine Junkins; Jenifer Chatfield; Dawn Boothe

doi:10.1638/03-047

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Tanya H. Burkholder, James Jensen, Hong Chen, Katherine Junkins, Jenifer Chatfield, Dawn Boothe

Abstract

Plasma levels of the parasiticide ivermectin were studied by high-performance liquid chromatography in five llamas (Lama glama) after single 200 μg/kg s.c. injections. Ivermectin levels were undetectable in plasma samples drawn up to 4 wk after injection, suggesting that the dosage used was insufficient to reach therapeutic concentrations in this species.

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Tanya H. Burkholder, James Jensen, Hong Chen, Katherine Junkins, Jenifer Chatfield, and Dawn Boothe "PLASMA EVALUATION FOR IVERMECTIN IN LLAMAS (LAMA GLAMA) AFTER STANDARD SUBCUTANEOUS DOSING," Journal of Zoo and Wildlife Medicine 35(3), 395-396, (1 September 2004). https://doi.org/10.1638/03-047

Received: 28 May 2003; Published: 1 September 2004

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