INDICATORS OF ANTIOXIDANT ACTIVITY OF DOGS WITH THE APPLICATION OF DIHYDROQUERCETIN
When using dihydroquercetin, the number of erythrocytes in the blood of dogs increased by 11.-19.1 % (p<0,01), hemoglobin - by 5.7-9.4 % (p<0,05), total protein - by 21-32 % (p<0,01), albumin - by 30-31 % (p<0,001), compared with similar data in the control. Antioxidant properties of the drug contributed to the reduction of malon dialdehyde by 23.9 % (p<0,05); diene conjugates - by 26 %, and increased catalase activity by 36 % relative to control. The use of dihydroquercetin optimizes the adaptive capacity of working dogs and can be used to increase the viability and longevity of service animals.