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BKC

(Benzalkonium Chloride) Ingredient: BKC (Benzalkonium Chloride) 86% Veterinary Indications BKC 86% (after dilution) is mainly used for topical disinfection (not for systemic…

(Benzalkonium Chloride)

Ingredient: BKC (Benzalkonium Chloride) 86%

Veterinary Indications

BKC 86% (after dilution) is mainly used for topical disinfection (not for systemic

administration) in livestock, poultry, companion animals (dogs, cats), and aquaculture. Its core indications include:

Animal CategorySpecific Indications
Livestock (cattle, sheep, pigs)– Disinfection of skin wounds, abrasions, and burns.- Sanitization of teat skin (pre/post-milking to prevent mastitis).- Disinfection of surgical sites (preoperative skin preparation).- Cleaning of contaminated skin from manure, dirt, or mild bacterial infections.
Poultry (chickens, ducks)– Disinfection of skin lesions caused by bacterial/fungal infections (e.g., fowl pox secondary infections).- Sanitization of hatching eggs (low-concentration soaking to reduce egg-borne pathogens).- Disinfection of footpad dermatitis in broilers.
Companion Animals (dogs, cats)– Topical disinfection of minor cuts, scratches, or hot spots (moist eczema).- Cleaning of ear canals (as part of ear cleaners for mild bacterial/fungal otitis externa, diluted with ear-friendly solvents).- Disinfection of skin folds (e.g., in Bulldogs, Pugs) to prevent bacterial overgrowth.
Aquaculture (fish, shrimp)– Disinfection of fish eggs (to reduce fungal infections like Saprolegnia).- Treatment of superficial bacterial infections in fish (e.g., fin rot, body slime disease) via bath immersion.- Sanitization of aquaculture equipment (tanks, nets) to prevent pathogen transmission.

Veterinary Dosage & Dilution Guidelines

The 86% BKC concentrate is highly potent—incorrect dilution can cause skin/ mucosal irritation, chemical burns, or even toxicity. Dilution ratios depend on the animal species, target use, and desired working concentration. Below are standard dilution and application protocols:

Key Principle:

First, calculate the required dilution factor to achieve the target working concentration (usually 0.01%–0.1% for most veterinary uses).Example: To make 1L of 0.05% working solution from 86% BKC:Dilution factor = 86% ÷ 0.05% = 1720x → Add 0.58 mL of 86% BKC to 999.42 mL of solvent.

Animal CategoryTarget Working ConcentrationDilution Ratio (86% BKC : Solvent)Application Method
Livestock0.05%–0.1%1:1720 to 1:860– Wound/teat disinfection: Soak gauze in solution and wipe the area (2–3x daily).- Surgical prep: Wipe the surgical site 2–3 times, let air dry.
Poultry0.02%–0.05%1:4300 to 1:1720– Egg disinfection: Soak clean eggs in solution for 5–10 minutes (avoid prolonged soaking).- Skin lesions: Spray diluted solution (avoid spraying eyes/nasal cavities).
Companion Animals0.01%–0.05%1:8600 to 1:1720– Skin wounds: Dab solution with a cotton swab (1–2x daily).- Ear cleaning: Mix with equal parts glycerin (to reduce irritation), apply 2–3 drops, massage ear, and wipe excess.
Aquaculture0.005%–0.01% (fish); 0.01%–0.02% (equipment)1:17200 to 1:8600 (fish); 1:8600 to 1:4300 (equipment)– Fish bath: Immerse fish in solution for 15–30 minutes (monitor for stress).- Equipment: Soak or spray equipment, let sit 10–20 minutes, rinse with water before use.

Storage

Storage AspectRequirements
ContainerStore in a tightly sealed, chemically resistant container (e.g., HDPE plastic or glass). Avoid metal containers (BKC reacts with aluminum, iron, etc.).
TemperatureKeep in a cool, dry place at 15°C–25°C (59°F–77°F). Do NOT expose to extreme heat (above 40°C/104°F) or freezing (below 0°C/32°F)—freezing can cause precipitation and loss of activity.
LightProtect from direct sunlight or UV radiation (light accelerates BKC degradation). Store in an opaque container or a dark cabinet.
CompatibilityDo NOT store near anionic surfactants (e.g., soaps, some detergents), acids, or oxidizing agents (e.g., hydrogen peroxide)—they neutralize BKC’s activity.
AccessibilityKeep out of reach of children, non-veterinary staff, and animals. Label clearly with “Veterinary Use Only,” “Concentrated—Toxic if Undiluted,” and expiration date.
Shelf LifeUnopened: 2–3 years (per manufacturer’s label). Opened: Use within 6 months (moisture absorption reduces potency). Discard if the solution turns yellow/brown or develops a foul odor.

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