This list provides the necessary medicines to treat both regular and infected animals. Infected animals will mimic the diagnosis, but the names of the medicines required to cure them will differ.
Zoochosis: Medicine List
Find the medicine list to cure both regular and infected animals with Zoochosis.
Infected Cures
- Allergovorax Toxica – Allergy
- Anginovorax Toxica – BSIs
- Cephalotriggus Toxica – Migraine
- Debilitator Toxica – Helminthiasis
- Enteropathogen Feralis – Salmonellosis
- Gastrotoxicus Toxica – Gastroenteritis
- Hemovorax Toxica – Ulcerative Colitis
- Hyperresponsis Toxica – Influenza
- Immunotoxis Feralis – Meningitis
- Morbovirus Toxica – Leptospirosis
- Mucoplasma Feralis – Sepsis
- Necroderma Toxica – Ehrlichia Muris
- Pathovirus Toxica – RTIs
- Rotavirid Toxica – Rotavirus
- Toxicus Feralis – Plague
Sickness Cures
- Temperalax – RTIs
- Reacticare – Allergy
- BGuard – BSIs
- Ehrlivax – Ehrlichia Muris
- Enterocure – Gastroenteritis
- Infestcare – Helminthiasis
- Fluease – Influenza
- Leptovital – Leptospirosis
- Neuromend – Meningitis
- NeuroShield – Migraine
- PestisRelief – Plague
- Rotacare – Rotavirus
- Bactiguard – Salmonellosis
- Septicure – Sepsis
- Gastroguard – Ulcerative Colitis
Diagnosis
- Meningitis – High Temp, Sound Sensitive
- Ehrlichia Muris – High Temp, Positive Blood
- Gastroenteritis – High Temp, Positive Stool
- Sepsis – High Temp, Sound Sensitive, Positive Blood
- Salmonellosis – High Temp, Positive Blood , Positive Stool
- Influenza – High Temp, Sound Sensitive, Positive Stool
- Leptospirosis – Sound Sensitive, Positive Blood
- Allergy – Sound Sensitive, Positive Stool
- Helminthiasis – Sound Sensitive, Positive Blood, Positive Stool
- Ulcerative Colitis – Positive Blood, Positive Stool
- RTIs – High Temp
- Migraine – Sound Sensitive
- BSIs – Positive Blood
- Rotavirus – Positive Stool
- Plague – High Temp, Sound Sensitive, Positive Blood, Positive Stool
With this list, you’ll have the right treatments for both normal and infected animals, ensuring they get the care they need. Stay alert for differences in medicine names for infected cases.