Withdrawal time of danofloxacin and difloxacin and in vitro binding phenomenon to melanin in black-boned silky fowl.

Abstract

Fluoroquinolones are commonly used in poultry breeding. Few studies have evaluated the causes of serious drug residues in black-boned silky fowl until enrofloxacin has been banned in black-boned silky fowl breeding in the Chinese Veterinary Commission of Chinese Veterinary Pharmacopoeia (2020). However, similarly structured fluoroquinolones have not been studied in black-boned silky fowl. In this study, the elimination of tissue residues of danofloxacin (DAN) and difloxacin (DIF) was studied in four tissues of black-boned silky fowl. The specific administration methods were 100mg/L of DIF aqueous solution for free drinking for 5 days and 50mg/L of DAN aqueous solution for free drinking for 3 days. Based on the experiment, the withdrawal times of 44 days for muscle, 95 days for skin+fat, 3 days for liver, and 44 days for kidney of DAN were acquired, of 43 days for muscle, 61 days for skin+fat, 0 days for liver, and 38 days for kidney of DIF were acquired, which showed that DIF and DAN should be used with caution for application in black-boned silky fowl. In vitro experiments showed that black-boned silky fowl tissues had stronger adsorption capacity to DAN and DIF than yellow chicken tissues (especially in skin+fat), and melanin has a strong adsorption effect on DAN and DIF, which is an important reason for the high residual concentrations of fluoroquinolone in black-boned silky fowl.