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      Pola Penggunaan Antibiotik pada Pasien Burung di AVES Jakarta

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      2026
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      Rahmat, Kukuh Amru Dhiya
      Vibowo, Heryudianto
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      Birds are one of the most popular pets in Indonesia, with an estimated population of 182.4–206.6 million. Antibiotics are one of the most commonly prescribed treatments. However, data on the use of antibiotics in birds remains limited, making further research necessary to determine antibiotic use pattern in birds. This study employed a prospective study design based on medical records of avian patients at AVES Jakarta during the period from October to December 2025. The collected data included clinical symptoms, type of antibiotic, route of administration, and dosage, which were subsequently analyzed descriptively. The results showed that antibiotics were prescribed. The total prescriptions consisted of 36.25% enrofloxacin, 27.5% trimethoprim -sulfadiazine, 8.75% metronidazole, 8.75% neomycin, 5% gentamicin, 3.75% chloramphenicol, 3.75% polymyxin B, 2.5% sulfanilamide, 2.5% trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole, and 1.25% penicillin. The most common route of administration was oral (60 times), and the least common was inhalation (1 time). In general, antibiotic use was appropriate, with the most commonly used antibiotics being trimethoprim-sulfadiazine and enrofloxacin.
       
      Burung merupakan salah satu hewan peliharaan paling populer di Indonesia, dengan perkiraan populasi sebesar 182,4–206,6 juta ekor. Antibiotik sebagai salah satu pengobatan yang sering diresepkan. Namun, data mengenai penggunaan antibiotik pada burung masih terbatas, sehingga diperlukan penelitian untuk mengetahui pola penggunaan antibiotik pada burung. Penelitian ini menggunakan metode studi prospektif berdasarkan rekam medis pasien burung di AVES Jakarta selama periode Oktober sampai Desember 2025. Data yang dikumpulkan mencakup gejala klinis, jenis antibiotik, rute pemberian, dan dosis yang selanjutnnya dianalisis secara deskriptif. Hasil penelitian menunjukkan antibiotik diresepkan . Total resep tersebut terdiri dari 36,25% enrofloxacin, 27,5% trimethoprim-sulfadiazine, 8,75% metronidazole, 8,75% neomycin, 5% gentamicin, 3,75 % chloramphenicol, 3,75% Polymyxin B, 2,5% sulfanilamide, 2,5% trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazol, dan 1,25% penicillin. Rute pemberian yang paling umum adalah secara oral (60 kali), dan paling sedikit yaitu rute inhalasi (1 kali). Secara umum, praktik penggunaan antibiotik sudah tepat dengan jenis antibiotik yang banyak digunakan adalah trimethropim-sulfadiazine dan enrofloxacin.
       
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