Clinical Cases: pets
Danish Great Dane - Bed sore at correspondence of a callus on the left thigh
Testimony of: Gianluca Dr. Brafa
Animal category: pets
Pathology category: pressure sore at a callus on the left thigh
Description: Treated with Hypermix®
Mode of application: daily application.
Resolution time: 25 days
HOW TO USE IT
Some animals have more than one laceration, especially in bite wounds.
Traumatic bite wounds can easily be infested with fly larvae (miosis).
All types of lesions, including infested ones, can be treated daily with HYPERMIX®
CLEAN with saline or mild soap and water (Marseille) and remove the necrosis.
The use of disinfectant is not recommended, as it is histolesive and retards the healing process.
To avoid self-inflicted trauma, animals that show doggedness on injuries are advised to be fitted with a protective collar.
At the discretion of the treating veterinarian, and depending on the severity and extent of wounds, administer systemic antibiotic therapy, according to practice.
APPLY HYPERMIX® in oily formulation during the acute phase: resolution of the inflammatory phase is achieved in 5±2 days.
Subsequently, in the granulation phase, HYPERMIX® in gel formulation is recommended to be used over the entire injured surface until complete resolution.
HYPERMIX® is undesirable to the dipterans that colonize wounds, allowing them to be managed even during critical periods (summer season, poor sanitary conditions).
Dog "JJ" - Decubitus ulcer
Testimony of: Jack Russell Terrier Rescue Association
Animal Category: Jack Russell (6 years old)
Pathology category: pressure ulcers
Description and Method of Application: following a misdiagnosis and operation on his lower extremities, JJ is completely paralyzed in the rear train. Rescued, cared for and adopted by Rescue, he is in constant need of support and treatment to manage pressure ulcers.
Treated with HYPERMIX® oil, a veil of product, morning and evening.
Duration of treatment: ongoing from 07/10/2022
HOW TO USE IT
Some animals have more than one laceration, especially in bite wounds.
Traumatic bite wounds can easily be infested with fly larvae (miosis).
All types of lesions, including infested ones, can be treated daily with HYPERMIX®
CLEAN with saline or mild soap and water (Marseille) and remove the necrosis.
The use of disinfectant is not recommended, as it is histolesive and retards the healing process.
To avoid self-inflicted trauma, animals that show doggedness on injuries are advised to be fitted with a protective collar.
At the discretion of the treating veterinarian, and depending on the severity and extent of wounds, administer systemic antibiotic therapy, according to practice.
APPLY HYPERMIX® in oily formulation during the acute phase: resolution of the inflammatory phase is achieved in 5±2 days.
Subsequently, in the granulation phase, HYPERMIX® in gel formulation is recommended to be used over the entire injured surface until complete resolution.
HYPERMIX® is undesirable to dipteran colonizing wounds, allowing them to be managed even during critical periods (summer season, poor sanitary conditions).
German dachshund dog - Contact oscheitis
Testimony of: Gianluca Dr. Brafa
Animal category: pets
Pathology category: contact oscheitis
Description: The lesion was a contact oscheitis, probably from chemical compounds used for cleaning and disinfecting floors. Resolution of the lesion occurred in 7 days.
Mode of application: daily application.
Resolution time: 7 days
HOW TO USE IT
Some animals have more than one laceration, especially in bite wounds.
Traumatic bite wounds can easily be infested with fly larvae (miosis).
All types of lesions, including infested ones, can be treated daily with HYPERMIX®
CLEAN with saline or mild soap and water (Marseille) and remove the necrosis.
The use of disinfectant is not recommended, as it is histolesive and retards the healing process.
To avoid self-inflicted trauma, animals that show doggedness on injuries are advised to be fitted with a protective collar.
At the discretion of the treating veterinarian, and depending on the severity and extent of wounds, administer systemic antibiotic therapy, according to practice.
APPLY HYPERMIX® in oily formulation during the acute phase: resolution of the inflammatory phase is achieved in 5±2 days.
Subsequently, in the granulation phase, HYPERMIX® in gel formulation is recommended to be used over the entire injured surface until complete resolution.
HYPERMIX® is undesirable to dipteran colonizing wounds, allowing them to be managed even during critical periods (summer season, poor sanitary conditions).
White Boxer dog - localized injury to the head
Testimony of: Gianluca Dr. Brafa
Animal category: pets
Pathology category: localized head injury, right temporal region
Description: During treatment, physiological functions remained normal. On the second day, it showed disappearance of the frenetic-compulsive scratching behavior, and the lesion showed marked reduction of the perilesional inflammatory collar. The area affected by dysepithelialization and erosion of the superficial dermis layer showed proggressive resolution of the inflammatory phase in favor of the granulation phase, with progressive control of exudation, within 3 days and subsequent complete re-epithelialization of the surface within 25 days after the start of Hypermix® treatment. The reappearance of hair coverage was achieved from about the third to fourth week. Daily application was always smooth due to lack of any painful reaction and was discontinued upon complete re-epithelialization of the lesion. No local or general adverse reactions occurred. No recurrences.
Mode of application: daily application.
Resolution time: 5 weeks
HOW TO USE IT
Some animals have more than one laceration, especially in bite wounds.
Traumatic bite wounds can easily be infested with fly larvae (miosis).
All types of lesions, including infested ones, can be treated daily with HYPERMIX®
CLEAN with saline or mild soap and water (Marseille) and remove the necrosis.
The use of disinfectant is not recommended, as it is histolesive and retards the healing process.
To avoid self-inflicted trauma, animals that show doggedness on injuries are advised to be fitted with a protective collar.
At the discretion of the treating veterinarian, and depending on the severity and extent of wounds, administer systemic antibiotic therapy, according to practice.
APPLY HYPERMIX® in oily formulation during the acute phase: resolution of the inflammatory phase is achieved in 5±2 days.
Subsequently, in the granulation phase, HYPERMIX® in gel formulation is recommended to be used over the entire injured surface until complete resolution.
HYPERMIX® is undesirable to dipteran colonizing wounds, allowing them to be managed even during critical periods (summer season, poor sanitary conditions).
White boxer dog - Skin lesions on hind limbs
Testimony of: Gianluca Dr. Brafa
Animal category: pets
Pathology category: Cutaneous injuries to the hind limbs
Description: Treated with Hypermix®.
Mode of application: daily application.
Resolution time: 7 weeks
HOW TO USE IT
Some animals have more than one laceration, especially in bite wounds.
Traumatic bite wounds can easily be infested with fly larvae (miosis).
All types of lesions, including infested ones, can be treated daily with HYPERMIX®
CLEAN with saline or mild soap and water (Marseille) and remove the necrosis.
The use of disinfectant is not recommended, as it is histolesive and retards the healing process.
To avoid self-inflicted trauma, animals that show doggedness on injuries are advised to be fitted with a protective collar.
At the discretion of the treating veterinarian, and depending on the severity and extent of wounds, administer systemic antibiotic therapy, according to practice.
APPLY HYPERMIX® in oily formulation during the acute phase: resolution of the inflammatory phase is achieved in 5±2 days.
Subsequently, in the granulation phase, HYPERMIX® in gel formulation is recommended to be used over the entire injured surface until complete resolution.
HYPERMIX® is undesirable to dipteran colonizing wounds, allowing them to be managed even during critical periods (summer season, poor sanitary conditions).
Male Boxer fulvio dog - Accidental injury on the lateral aspect of the right hind limb
Testimony of: Gianluca Dr. Brafa
Animal category: pets
Pathology category: Accidental injury on the lateral aspect of the right hind limb
Description: The area affected by dysepithelialization and erosion of the superficial layer of the dermis showed progressive resolution of the inflammatory phase in favor of the granulation phase, with progressive control of exudation, within 3 days and subsequent complete re-epithelialization of the surface within 1 week after the start of treatment with Hypermix®. Application was daily and was always smooth due to lack of any painful reaction and was discontinued upon complete re-epithelialization of the lesion. No local or general adverse reactions occurred. No recurrences.
Mode of application: daily application.
Resolution time: 7 days
HOW TO USE IT
Some animals have more than one laceration, especially in bite wounds.
Traumatic bite wounds can easily be infested with fly larvae (miosis).
All types of lesions, including infested ones, can be treated daily with HYPERMIX®
CLEAN with saline or mild soap and water (Marseille) and remove the necrosis.
The use of disinfectant is not recommended, as it is histolesive and retards the healing process.
To avoid self-inflicted trauma, animals that show doggedness on injuries are advised to be fitted with a protective collar.
At the discretion of the treating veterinarian, and depending on the severity and extent of wounds, administer systemic antibiotic therapy, according to practice.
APPLY HYPERMIX® in oily formulation during the acute phase: resolution of the inflammatory phase is achieved in 5±2 days.
Subsequently, in the granulation phase, HYPERMIX® in gel formulation is recommended to be used over the entire injured surface until complete resolution.
HYPERMIX® is undesirable to dipteran colonizing wounds, allowing them to be managed even during critical periods (summer season, poor sanitary conditions).
Tiger boxer dog - Autotaum. lesion on the ventral surface of the head
Testimony of: Gianluca Dr. Brafa
Animal category: pets
Pathology category: Autotaum. lesion on the ventral surface of the head
Description: An autotraumatic lesion was present at the ventral surface of the head, resulting from insect bite and subsequent compulsive scratching. Complete healing was in about one month.
Mode of application: daily application.
Resolution time: 1 month
HOW TO USE IT
Some animals have more than one laceration, especially in bite wounds.
Traumatic bite wounds can easily be infested with fly larvae (miosis).
All types of lesions, including infested ones, can be treated daily with HYPERMIX®
CLEAN with saline or mild soap and water (Marseille) and remove the necrosis.
The use of disinfectant is not recommended, as it is histolesive and retards the healing process.
To avoid self-inflicted trauma, animals that show doggedness on injuries are advised to be fitted with a protective collar.
At the discretion of the treating veterinarian, and depending on the severity and extent of wounds, administer systemic antibiotic therapy, according to practice.
APPLY HYPERMIX® in oily formulation during the acute phase: resolution of the inflammatory phase is achieved in 5±2 days.
Subsequently, in the granulation phase, HYPERMIX® in gel formulation is recommended to be used over the entire injured surface until complete resolution.
HYPERMIX® is undesirable to dipteran colonizing wounds, allowing them to be managed even during critical periods (summer season, poor sanitary conditions).
Male Italian Corsican dog - localized lesion on the head
Testimony of: Gianluca Dr. Brafa
Animal category: pets
Pathology category: localized lesion on the head
Description: During treatment, physiological functions remained normal. On the second day, it showed disappearance of the frenetic-compulsive scratching behavior, and the lesion showed progressive resolution of the inflammatory phase in favor of the granulation phase, with progressive control of exudation, within 3 days and then complete re-epithelialization of the surface within 25 days after the start of Hypermix® treatment. The reappearance of hair coverage was achieved from about the third to fourth week. Daily application was always smooth due to lack of any painful reaction and was discontinued upon complete re-epithelialization of the lesion. No local or general adverse reactions occurred. No recurrences.
Mode of application: daily application.
Resolution time: 1 month
HOW TO USE IT
Some animals have more than one laceration, especially in bite wounds.
Traumatic bite wounds can easily be infested with fly larvae (miosis).
All types of lesions, including infested ones, can be treated daily with HYPERMIX®
CLEAN with saline or mild soap and water (Marseille) and remove the necrosis.
The use of disinfectant is not recommended, as it is histolesive and retards the healing process.
To avoid self-inflicted trauma, animals that show doggedness on injuries are advised to be fitted with a protective collar.
At the discretion of the treating veterinarian, and depending on the severity and extent of wounds, administer systemic antibiotic therapy, according to practice.
APPLY HYPERMIX® in oily formulation during the acute phase: resolution of the inflammatory phase is achieved in 5±2 days.
Subsequently, in the granulation phase, HYPERMIX® in gel formulation is recommended to be used over the entire injured surface until complete resolution.
HYPERMIX® is undesirable to dipteran colonizing wounds, allowing them to be managed even during critical periods (summer season, poor sanitary conditions).
Mixed dog - nail fracture
Testimony of: Dr. Silvestri Antonio, MV
Animal category: pets (half-breed female dog, spayed, 8 years and 6 months old)
Pathology category: traumatic injury
Description: presence of a wood splinter embedded in the nail plate, at the level of the left front 4th toe, with subsequent detachment of the nail. The dog manifested intense pain, with lameness and failure to support the limb and a tendency to lick itself. After removal of the foreign body and dressing with Hypermix® gel, a protective bandage was made of the left forelimb up to the carpus. The patient was prescribed systemic antibiotic therapy and pain relief therapy. At follow-up after three days, the dog had resumed weight bearing on the affected limb and the wound was less moist and swollen. Hypermix® gel and bandage dressings were continued in the outpatient clinic at three-day intervals, and systemic antibiotic and pain-relieving therapy was continued. Beginning on day 10, the bandage was permanently removed and home therapy was continued by the owner, with applications of Hypermix® gel twice daily, until healing with regrowth of the nail.
Product used: Hypermix® gel formulation
Mode of application: daily application.
Resolution time: 50 days
HOW TO USE IT
Some animals have more than one laceration, especially in bite wounds.
Traumatic bite wounds can easily be infested with fly larvae (miosis).
All types of lesions, including infested ones, can be treated daily with HYPERMIX®
CLEAN with saline or mild soap and water (Marseille) and remove the necrosis.
The use of disinfectant is not recommended, as it is histolesive and retards the healing process.
To avoid self-inflicted trauma, animals that show doggedness on injuries are advised to be fitted with a protective collar.At the discretion of the treating veterinarian, and depending on the severity and extent of wounds, administer systemic antibiotic therapy, according to practice.
APPLY HYPERMIX® in oily formulation during the acute phase: resolution of the inflammatory phase is achieved in 5±2 days.
Subsequently, in the granulation phase, HYPERMIX® in gel formulation is recommended to be used over the entire injured surface until complete resolution.
HYPERMIX® is undesirable to the dipterans that colonize wounds, allowing them to be managed even during critical periods (summer season, poor sanitary conditions).
Female mestizo dog - Mastocytoma
Testimony of: St. Paul's Associated Veterinary Clinic
Animal category: pets
Pathology category: Mastocytoma
Description: Treated with Hypermix®.
Mode of application: daily application.
Resolution time: 1 month
HOW TO USE IT
Some animals have more than one laceration, especially in bite wounds.
Traumatic bite wounds can easily be infested with fly larvae (miosis).
All types of lesions, including infested ones, can be treated daily with HYPERMIX®
CLEAN with saline or mild soap and water (Marseille) and remove the necrosis.
The use of disinfectant is not recommended, as it is histolesive and retards the healing process.
To avoid self-inflicted trauma, animals that show doggedness on injuries are advised to be fitted with a protective collar.
At the discretion of the treating veterinarian, and depending on the severity and extent of wounds, administer systemic antibiotic therapy, according to practice.
APPLY HYPERMIX® in oily formulation during the acute phase: resolution of the inflammatory phase is achieved in 5±2 days.
Subsequently, in the granulation phase, HYPERMIX® in gel formulation is recommended to be used over the entire injured surface until complete resolution.
HYPERMIX® is undesirable to dipteran colonizing wounds, allowing them to be managed even during critical periods (summer season, poor sanitary conditions).
Rabbit - Wound with eschar on flank
Testimony by: Dr. Marco Lapia, ENPA Trieste
Animal category: pets
Pathology category: wound with eschar on the flank
Description: Male rabbit, about five months old, brought in for examination for a purulent infected wound located on his right flank, with eschar and thick pus underneath. The animal lives free in the garden with two other rabbits, females.
Surgical cleaning performed on day 1 to remove pus and wash the wound thoroughly as pus had crept into the subcutis. The owner performed, at home, twice daily cleansing with physiological saline and application of Hypermix® Spray. For the first three days she covered the wound with specially cut pieces of Hypermix® gauze. The treatment started on May 5 and ended on May 28. The animal continued to live outdoors during the treatment, thus confirming the repellent properties of the product.
Mode of application: daily application.
Resolution time: about 25 days
HOW TO USE IT
Some animals have more than one laceration, especially in bite wounds.
Traumatic bite wounds can easily be infested with fly larvae (miosis).
All types of lesions, including infested ones, can be treated daily with HYPERMIX®
CLEAN with saline or mild soap and water (Marseille) and remove the necrosis.
The use of disinfectant is not recommended, as it is histolesive and retards the healing process.
To avoid self-inflicted trauma, animals that show doggedness on injuries are advised to be fitted with a protective collar.
At the discretion of the treating veterinarian, and depending on the severity and extent of wounds, administer systemic antibiotic therapy, according to practice.
APPLY HYPERMIX® in oily formulation during the acute phase: resolution of the inflammatory phase is achieved in 5±2 days.
Subsequently, in the granulation phase, HYPERMIX®in gel formulation is recommended to be used over the entire injured surface until complete resolution.
HYPERMIX® is undesirable to dipteran colonizing wounds, allowing them to be managed even during critical periods (summer season, poor sanitary conditions).
Dwarf lion-headed rabbit - infected lacerated wound
Testimony of: Dr. Biagio Chianese
Animal category: pets
Pathology category: infected lacerated wound
Description: One-year-old male dwarf rabbit. He is brought in for examination due to the presence of a wound approximately three cm in diameter on the sternal region, consistent with an infected lacerocontusion injury. After trichotomy, cleaning of the area with saline and surgical courettage Hypermix® oil solution is applied and the same product is prescribed as home therapy to be applied twice daily. Wound healing was followed through follow-ups after 2-4 and 6 weeks.
Mode of application: daily application.
Resolution time: 6 weeks.
HOW TO USE IT
Some animals have more than one laceration, especially in bite wounds.
Traumatic bite wounds can easily be infested with fly larvae (miosis).
All types of lesions, including infested ones, can be treated daily with HYPERMIX®
CLEAN with saline or mild soap and water (Marseille) and remove the necrosis.
The use of disinfectant is not recommended, as it is histolesive and retards the healing process.
To avoid self-inflicted trauma, animals that show doggedness on injuries are advised to be fitted with a protective collar.
At the discretion of the treating veterinarian, and depending on the severity and extent of wounds, administer systemic antibiotic therapy, according to practice.
APPLY HYPERMIX® in oily formulation during the acute phase: resolution of the inflammatory phase is achieved in 5±2 days.
Subsequently, in the granulation phase, HYPERMIX® in gel formulation is recommended to be used over the entire injured surface until complete resolution.
HYPERMIX® is undesirable to the dipterans that colonize wounds, allowing them to be managed even during critical periods (summer season, poor sanitary conditions).
European Cat - Pyoderma
Testimony of: Amb. Vet. Santo Stefano by Drs. Biondi S. and Mercuri M., Bologna, Italy.
Animal category: domestic (European male cat, 2 years old)
Pathology category: drug reaction
Description: superficial pyoderma, probably caused by ectoparasite use.
Product used: HYPERMIX® oily format
Application mode: laser treatment combined with Hypermix®
Resolution time: 21 days
HOW TO USE IT
Some animals have more than one laceration, especially in bite wounds.
Traumatic bite wounds can easily be infested with fly larvae (miosis).
All types of lesions, including infested ones, can be treated daily with HYPERMIX®
CLEAN with saline or mild soap and water (Marseille) and remove the necrosis.
The use of disinfectant is not recommended, as it is histolesive and retards the healing process.
To avoid self-inflicted trauma, animals that show doggedness on injuries are advised to be fitted with a protective collar.
At the discretion of the treating veterinarian, and depending on the severity and extent of wounds, administer systemic antibiotic therapy, according to practice.
APPLY HYPERMIX® in oily formulation during the acute phase: resolution of the inflammatory phase is achieved in 5±2 days.
Subsequently, in the granulation phase, HYPERMIX® in gel formulation is recommended to be used over the entire injured surface until complete resolution.
HYPERMIX® is undesirable to dipteran colonizing wounds, allowing them to be managed even during critical periods (summer season, poor sanitary conditions).
"Brittany" rat - Surgical wound
Testimony of: Ilaria Moruzzi (private)
Reference: Cell: 347 9008295
Animal Category: Pets (rat)
Pathology category: Traumatic wounds - Surgical wounds
Description: Rat, female. Surgical wound - Subcutaneous cyst.
Product used: HYPERMIX® oily formulation
Mode of application: Surgical operation for removal of subcutaneous cyst on the right side of the back (see first photo). Over the next few days, the rat started to remove the stitches and scratch the wound, causing the suture to tear, resulting in infection. On the recommendation of the veterinarian, oral antibiotic was started, 2 times a day. The next day the wound does not improve, and each time the scab forms, the rat removes it further enlarging the wound. On the eighth day after surgery, treatment is started with HYPERMIX® oily formulation always combined with antibiotic treatment, applying 2 drops directly to the wound twice a day. After five days, the wound shrinks and cleanses, until completely healed.
Overall, application of HYPERMIX® twice daily for 10 days. The hair grew back without leaving evidence on the treated part.
Treatment duration: 10 days
HOW TO USE IT
Some animals have more than one laceration, especially in bite wounds.
Traumatic bite wounds can easily be infested with fly larvae (miosis).
All types of lesions, including infested ones, can be treated daily with HYPERMIX®
CLEAN with saline or mild soap and water (Marseille) and remove the necrosis.
The use of disinfectant is not recommended, as it is histolesive and retards the healing process.
To avoid self-inflicted trauma, animals that show doggedness on injuries are advised to be fitted with a protective collar.
At the discretion of the treating veterinarian, and depending on the severity and extent of wounds, administer systemic antibiotic therapy, according to practice.
APPLY HYPERMIX® n oily formulation during the acute phase: resolution of the inflammatory phase is achieved in 5±2 days.
Subsequently, in the granulation phase, HYPERMIX® in gel formulation is recommended to be used over the entire injured surface until complete resolution.
HYPERMIX® is undesirable to dipteran colonizing wounds, allowing them to be managed even during critical periods (summer season, poor sanitary conditions).
