calculate 5 mg/kg of Enrofloxican (concentration 22.7 mg/ml) for a 32 kg dog

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Answer 1

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Advised dose 5 mg/kg of Enrofloxican.

Available strength 22.7 mg/ml

Dog weight is 32 kg.

The dose of Enrofloxican will be 160 mg.

32kg x 5mg/kg = 160mg

Available strength 22.7 mg/ml

So, Dog will get

160mg = 22.7mg/ml = 7.04ml , rounded 7 ml

Answer - Dog will get 7 ml of Enrofloxican.

Answer 2

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