Development of shampoo, soap and ointment formulated by green synthesised XXXX nanoparticles functionalised with antimicrobial plants oils in veterinary dermatology: treatment and prevention strategies.

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Many scientists have focused their research on the role of nanotechnology for the control of @entity1 pathogens, but there are also many topical pathogens present in animals, which infect animals and transfer to @entity1 . Topical therapy is extremely important for the management of dermatological condition in animals. Therefore, the present study aims to evaluate the efficacy of biogenic @entity575 nanoparticles (AgNPs) in combination with herbal oils against @entity272 which may be responsible for causing infections in @entity1 beings. Here, the authors synthesised and characterised the AgNPs from Azadirachta indica. The oils were extracted from medicinal plants including Cymbopogon citratus, Cymbopogon martini, Eucalyptus globules, A. indica and Ocimum sanctum and the antifungal and antibacterial activity of plant oils along with AgNPs were evaluated. An excision wound model was used for the study of wound healing activity in @entity95 . AgNPs functionalised oil has demonstrated remarkable antimicrobial activity against pathogens present on the skin of animals. The nano-functionalised antimicrobial oils were used in the formulation of shampoo, soap and ointment for veterinary dermatology. Antimicrobial products of plant origin with AgNPs are valuable, safe and have a specific role in controlling diseases. The authors believe that this approach will be a good alternative therapy to solve the continuous antibiotic resistance developed by many bacterial pathogens and will be utilised in various animal contacting areas in medicine.
