Objective:To study the damage of different doses of rabeprazole sodium injection to viscera of Beagle dogs. Methods:Beagle dogs were randomly divided into normal saline group and injection with rabeprazole sodium groups (1, 5 and 25 mg·kg-1·d-1). Each group had 6 dogs, 3 male and 3 female. Beagle dog's vital signs, weight changes, blood cells and biochemical changes, urine routines and visceral weight and pathological changes were observed for 4 weeks. Results:Neither the control group of normal saline nor the low dose group of rabelazole sodium for injection showed any poisoning symptoms in Beagle dogs. After administration, the Beagle dogs in the medium and high dose group appeared toxic symptoms, such as salivation and binocular conjunctival congestion. The hematological examination results of male and female Beagle dogs in the high dose group showed decreased erythrocyte, leukocyte and platelet count. The liver weight and liver organ coefficient of Beagle dogs increased in a dose-dependent manner. Histopathological examination revealed the glands underlying the stomach lining showed mild atrophy and inflammatory cell infiltration. The thyroid tissue was less colloid in the high dose group. However, the above-mentioned changes were significantly improved and alleviated during the recovery period. Conclusion:There is viscera damage in Beagle dogs of high rabeprazole sodium dose group. Liver, digestive gland (stomach gland), thyroid are the toxic target organs of rabeprazole sodium. Toxic symptoms and organ histologic changes recover 10 days after withdrawal of the drug, and the safe dose of no toxicity is 1 mg·kg-1·d-1. |