HELPFUL IN RESTORING:

Oral Administration: Easy to use - Just insert the tip into the corner of the horse’s mouth, Tip up and squeeze  giving the horse time to swallow entire 4 oz. bottle.

Suggested Use: 1st sign(s) of digestive distress for immediate intervention at onset of bout.  

Feeding:  Adult horses 4oz,  Foals 2oz.

1 - Softens & Quickly reduces an impaction
2 - Hydrates dehydrated bowels
3 - Replaces Ionic Solutions necessary to Restore Motility
4 - Relieves the pressure on distended bowels

Temperature � 99-101.0
Pulse/Hear Rate � 32-44 beats per minute
Respiratory Rate � 8-16 breathes per minute at rest
Capillary Refill Time � Less than 2 seconds
Mucous Membranes � Pale pink

Before assessing your horse’s vital signs, it is important to establish normal behavior for your horse.� Spend time observing your horse so that even subtle changes will be easily spotted.� Become familiar with the following:

• Regular breathing/perspiration rate
• Resting and sleeping behavior
• Weight loss or loss of condition
• Weight gain or decrease in activity
• Change in haircoat not due to season
• Changes in manure, urine spots, bedding, feed bucket, or quantity of hay eaten
• Water supply � container full or empty

Be familiar on how to properly measure your horse’s rectal temperature, pulse rate, and respiratory rate, capillary refill time, and mucous membranes.� In the event of an illness or emergency situation, this information along with your daily observations will enable you to have a more complete medical history.  Know your horses vitals before an emergency occurs.

   

NEVER BE WITHOUT IT!