Equistro Haemolytan 400 Vetoquinol contains a formula enriched with iron to aid recovery in tired horses or those in convalescence.
The Equistro Haemolytan 400 dietary supplement contains a formula enriched with iron. It helps improve recovery during challenging times, such as during convalescence, anemia, or fatigue, for example.
It is specifically recommended in the following cases:
Equistro Haemolytan 400 is specifically indicated for several situations and for various categories of horses. Here are the main areas of application for this dietary supplement:
When your horse is recovering from an illness, injury, or surgery, it may need additional nutritional support to promote a rapid and effective recovery. Equistro Haemolytan 400 is recommended in these situations to help your horse regain its strength and vitality.
Horses suffering from anemia—characterized by low hemoglobin levels in the blood—can benefit from the iron supplementation provided by Equistro Haemolytan 400. Similarly, horses in poor overall condition who are experiencing a loss of appetite or weakness can benefit from this dietary supplement to regain their vitality.
Horses undergoing intensive training or competing have increased energy needs. Equistro Haemolytan 400 can help them maintain their performance level by ensuring an adequate supply of iron for muscle oxygenation. It can also help prevent excessive fatigue and support recovery after intense exertion.
If your horse shows signs of fatigue, lethargy, or a decline in performance, Equistro Haemolytan 400 can be a valuable supplement to restore its energy and improve its vitality. It helps compensate for any iron deficiencies that may be causing these symptoms.
Stallions during intensive breeding seasons and broodmares in late pregnancy have specific nutritional needs. Equistro Haemolytan 400 is recommended for these horses, as it helps maintain their physical condition and health during demanding periods.
We also offer the Equistro Ipaligo Foal syringe from the Vetoquinol veterinary laboratory at the best price in our online pharmacy.
Haemolytan from the Equistro line can be mixed into the horse’s feed or administered directly into the horse’s mouth. To make administration easier, you can use an oral syringe.
The recommended dosage is as follows:
For adult horses of standard size, the dose is 10 to 15 ml per day.
For small horses, ponies, and foals, administer 5 to 10 ml per day.
The treatment duration is generally 3 weeks. During convalescence, treatment may continue until full recovery.
In general, it is important to consult a veterinarian before using or extending the use of this dietary supplement.
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What are the precautions for use?
The Equistro Haemolytan 400 formula contains no ingredients that could cause a positive result in anti-doping tests.
This dietary supplement is specially formulated for equines. Close the bottle tightly after use and keep it out of reach of children.
Sugar syrup, glycerin. Additives/kg: Trace mineral compounds: zinc (as zinc glycine hydrate chelate) (3b607) 4,200 mg, iron (as iron sulfate heptahydrate (E1)) 3,500 mg, copper (as copper chloride dihydrate) (E4) 200 mg, tetrahydrate (3b301) 12 mg. Vitamins and provitamins: vitamin B1 (3a820) 1,200 mg, vitamin B6 (pyridoxine hydrochloride - 3a831) 800 mg, niacinamide (3a315) 800 mg, calcium D-pantothenate (3a841) 800 mg, vitamin B2 (riboflavin) 800 mg, folic acid (3a316) 400 mg, vitamin K3 200 mg, vitamin B12 12 mg. Flavoring agents: glycine 5,700 mg.
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This dietary supplement for horses is available from your online pharmacy in 250-ml and 1-liter sizes.
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