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AbPrazole Tablets Blister 10s
Is your horse irritable, losing condition or has a poor appetite? Could they be suffering from ulcers?
Product Description
AbPrazole is Abler’s most popular product for the treatment and prevention of equine gastric ulcer syndrome (EGUS), which is a common issue amongst stabled horses, performance horses, horses stressed by a changed environment or horses being treated with anti-inflammatories.
Omeprazole is from the family of proton pump inhibitors (PPI’s) that blocks secretion of acid. Omeprazole assists by reducing and neutralizing acid in the horse’s stomach, which enables improved healing of existing ulcer damage.
Each dose of AbPrazole is effective for 24 hours.
Features:
- Available in granule, tablet or paste form to suit all horse tastes and temperaments.
- Granules and tablets include an enteric coating to ensure the medication can make it through the stomach and target the affected area.
- Paste includes an enteric buffering agent to ensure the medication can make it through the stomach and target the affected area.
- Easy to measure and feed.
- Granules available in bulk packs (equivalent of 50 sachets), for convenience.
- Tablets price is per tablet, packaged as blister x 10s
- Buy 100 for US$1.66 each and save 23%
- Buy 200 for US$1.48 each and save 31%
Delivery is calculated at checkout
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Safety and Storage | Warnings
Side EffectsOmeprazole, like other PPI's, is well tolerated. Nervousness, abnormal heartbeat, muscle pain, weakness, leg cramps and water retention occur infrequently. OverdosageMassive overdosage is required to cause problems in other species but the toxic dosage in horses is uncertain. Rats have tolerated oral doses no greater than 40mg/kg (this would be equivalent to ten times of 100% product fed to a horse at one time). ToxicityOmeprazole appears to be very well tolerated in horses. There may be a possibility of Gastro Intestinal (GI) distress (anorexia, colic, flatulence, diarrhea). Storage
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Tip | For added effectiveness in the healing of equine ulcers, learn about the benefits of combining AbPrazole with AbSucralfate. |
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