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Amikacin
aminoglycoside (30s ribosome subunit binding - cidal) - concentration dependent
Renal excretion - bone, heart, gallbladder, lung(parenteral)
staph and gram negative infections
second line for UTIs
nephrotoxic, (ototoxic) cochlear damage, neuromuscular blockade
Amoxicillin
Beta-lactam- (disrupts cell wall synthesis) bacteriocidal - time dependent
renal elimination
Gram positives/anearobes
Bacterial cystitis, strep infections, combine with fuorquins or aminoglycs for broad spectrum
Hypersensitivity, GI disturbance, neurotoxicity at high chronic dose, dont use in small mammals
Amoxicillin- clavulanate
Beta-lactam- (disrupts cell wall synthesis) bacteriocidal - time dependent
renal elimination, many tissues, low levels in CNS prostate and eye
Bacterial cysitis, skin and soft tissue infections, resp tract, canine periodontal disease
GI disturbance, neurotoxic with high doses
Ampicillin
Beta-lactam- (disrupts cell wall synthesis) bacteriocidal - time dependent
renal elimination,
Resp infections, skin and soft tissue, perioperative prophylaxis, combined with drugs with better gram negative coverage
Don’t give orally, no small mammal hind gut fermenters (enteritis, clostridial enterotoxemia)
Ampicillin - sulbactam
Beta-lactam- (disrupts cell wall synthesis) bacteriocidal - time dependent
renal elimination,
Soft tissue and UTI, surgical prophylaxis (when you can’t use cephalosporin), Good gram positive coverage
Don’t give orally, no small mammal hind gut fermenters (enteritis, clostridial enterotoxemia)
Azithromycin
Macrolide - (50s subunit reversibly) Bacteriostatic, time or conc depending on organism, lipid soluble, bile elimination
Better concentration than erythromycin, ocular penetration, gram positives, negatives, rickettsial, some parasites
GI upset, cardiotoxic (better than other macrolides), anhidrosis in foals
Bactracin
Polypeptide - cell wall synthesis,
Gram positives- topical for minor wound infections, ophtho or otic
Cefazolin
1st gen Cephalosporin - cell wall synthesis, time dependent, urine excretion
surgical prophylaxis - skin, soft tissue, UTI
Hypersensitivity, neurotoxicity, not in small mammals, adjust in renal deficient patients
Ceftiofur
3rd gen cephalosporin time dependent, large animal, renal excretion
respiratory disease, Bovine interfigital necrobacillosis (foot rot, podo) canine UTI
Hypersensitivity reactions
cephalexin
1st gen cephalosporin time dependent, bactericidal renal excretion
Superficial pyoderma, staph
GI upset, hypersensitivity, lethargy, pruritus, salivation, tachypnea, excitability in dogs, emesis and fever in cats, no small mammals/rodents
Chloramphenicol
fenicol - 50s subunit binding time dependent bacteriostatic, broad spectrum
multidrug resistant bacteria, high levels in kidney and liver, diffuses into milk and placenta, hepatic clearance
aplastic anemia, no pregnant anials, nursing animals, GI upset and anorexia
Clindamycin
Lincosamide - 50s subunit binding
Placenta penetration, and milk distribution, liver metabolism
Skin infections, dental infections, osteomyelitis,
Don’t use in herbivores (large or small animal)
Doxycycline
Tetracycline - 30s subunit - liver clearance
Lipid soluble, good penetration
Broad coverage, intracellular bacteria, spirochetes,
GI Upset, esophageal stricture (cats), cardiac arrhythmias/collapse/death IV in horses, edema, sunlight sensitivity
Enrofloxacin
Fluoroquinolones - DNA synthesis, bacteriocidal concentration dependent, renal
Gram negatives
GI upset, cat ocular toxicity(renal degeneration), cartilage damage to young animals, elevated hepatic enzyes, ataxia, seizures, crystalluria,
Erythromycin
Macrolide - (50s subunit reversibly) Bacteriostatic, time or conc depending on organism, lipid soluble, bile elimination
Gram positives
Dont use in hindgut fermenters, resp distress, hyperthermia and gastroenteritis in foals
Florfenicol
Fenicol- 50s subunit binding time dependent bacteriostatic, broad spectrum
anorexia, decreased water consumption, diarrhea, anaphylaxis, LA only, no Dairy cattle
Gentamicin
Aminoglycoside (30s ribosome subunit binding - cidal) - concentration dependent
Renal excretion
Gram negatives
Nephrotoxicity, vestibulocochlear toxicity, neuromuscular blockade
Aminoglycosides
Gram negatives - 30s subunit
Concentration, cidal
(gentamicin, amikacin) nephrotoxic, ototoxic
Penicillins
Gram positives, anaerobes, - cell wall synthesis
time dependent,
cidal
Cephalosporins
Gram positives (gram negatives for later gens), anearobes
time dependent
cidal
Lincosamides
Gram positives, anearobes - 50s subunit
Static
No horses
Fenicols
Positive, negatie, anearobes- 50s subunit
Static, time
Aplastic anemia
Fluroquinolones
Gram negatives- DNA replication
Concentration, cidal
Cartilage in young animals
tetracyclines
Gram positives, negatives, intracellular, - 30s subunit
Static, time
Nephrotoxic, esophageal stricture, discoloration of teeth, GI upset
Macrolides
Gram positives anearobes - 50s subunit
static, time
Rifampin
Gram positives- inhibits RNA polymerase
Cidal, time
Rhodococcus equi (combine with macrolide)
Metronidazole
Anearobes, protozoa, - DNA breakage
Cidal, concentration
Neurologic effects(weakness, ataxia, vestibular signs) anorexia
Trimethoprim/Sulfonamide
Gram positive, negative, anearobes - folate synthesis
Cidal (when combined) time