Equine Intravenous Solutions | Full Carton | Salt, Ringer's & Dextrose | Immediate Dehydration & Energy Support

Intravenous solutions are sterile fluids given directly through a vein to provide the fluids, minerals, electrolytes, or nutrients that an animal needs quickly.

The most important uses of intravenous solutions

✔ Replacing lost fluids in cases of severe dehydration, diarrhea, vomiting, bleeding, or after surgery.

✔ Correcting electrolyte imbalances (such as sodium and potassium) to maintain body balance.

✔ Supports vital body functions such as blood circulation, heart function and muscles.

✔ Providing nutrition or energy when using special solutions containing glucose or amino acids.

Main types of intravenous solutions

Normal saline solution

To compensate for fluid loss and help restore balance. Sometimes used for nasal and eye irrigation.

Ringer's Solution:

It contains multiple electrolytes such as sodium, potassium and calcium, and is used in cases of dehydration and bleeding.

Ringer's lactate solution:

It contains lactate, which helps correct acidity in the body.

Glucose solution (Dextrose):

It is used to provide a quick source of energy in addition to liquids.

Benefits

When administered, the fluids pass directly into the bloodstream to quickly replenish lost fluids and electrolytes, which helps to:

• Improving blood circulation
• Supporting heart and muscle function
• Restoring the body's chemical balance quickly

In horses, intravenous solutions are used in cases such as:

• severe drought
• heat stress
• severe diarrhea
• Reduced ability to drink
• Post-operative or illness conditions

✔ Intravenous solutions should be given under the supervision of a professional veterinarian.

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