Compositional therapy of catarrhal endometritis of cows with Oxylate and Biostimulgin preparations

The complex treatment of bovine acute post-partum catarrhal endometritis, by using the drug Oxylatum (Rus: Оксилат) at a dose of 0.03 ml/kg (18 ml for Holstein cows of 600kg) injected in the ischiorectal fossa region five times consecutively with an interval of 24 hours and the drug Biostimulginum (Rus: Биостимульгин) at a dose of 0.025 ml/kg (15 ml for Holstein cows of 600kg) injected subcutaneously in the second third of the neck region on the 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 5th day of treatment provides a significant therapeutic effect yielding a faster recovery which was confirmed by clinical signs furthermore accompanied by a speedy uterine involution in contrast to the separate use of each drug.