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    Ringer’s Solution Lactate 250 ml

    Original price was: $28.30.Current price is: $22.87.
    Ringer’s Solution Lactate, 250ml Storage 1 ml of the drug contains: sodium chloride – 6.32 mg potassium chloride – 0.4

    Ringer’s Solution Locke 200ml

    Original price was: $25.00.Current price is: $21.77.
    Ringer's Solution
    Ringer's Solution  (Ringer-Locke’s solution) is a drug as a solution for injections, containing sodium chloride, potassium chloride, calcium chloride, sodium bicarbonate and glucose as active substances and water for injection.
    The drug is sterile, colorless, the transparent liquid without visible particles and pre-packed in glass vials by 200 ml. The drug should be stored in a dry place, protected from sunlight within the temperature range 0 to +25°C. Shelf life is 2 years from the date of manufacture under specified storage conditions. Ringer-Locke’s solution is isotonic in the blood plasma of animals, it regulates water and salt and acid-base balance in the animal's body.

    Aminosol Multivitamin Oral Solution for Cats, Dogs, Horses, Cattle

    $24.19$109.44
    Aminosol Oral Solution for Cattle, Dogs, Cats, Pigs, Horses and other animals Convalescence, reproduction, periods of increased physical output Recovery

    Sodium chloride solution – 1000 ml (33.8 fl. oz) – BF

    Original price was: $54.99.Current price is: $50.37.
    Solution sodium chloride 9mg DESCRIPTION Structure 1 ml of the drug contains: sodium chloride – 9 mg Description The liquid

    Sodium chloride solution – 250 ml (8.45 fl. oz) – BF

    $25.29

    DESCRIPTION

    Structure

    1 ml of the drug contains: sodium chloride - 9 mg

    Description

    The liquid is colorless, transparent.

    Pharmacological properties

    Sodium chloride is involved in water-salt metabolism, maintains and regulates osmotic pressure, has detoxification, rehydration effect, replenishes sodium deficiency in various pathological conditions of the body, temporarily increases the volume of fluid circulating through the vessels. Sodium ions penetrate the cell membrane through various transport mechanisms, in particular the sodium-potassium pump (Na-K-ATPase). Sodium contributes to the transmission of signals in neurons, electrophysiological processes of the heart, metabolic processes in the kidneys. It is excreted from the body after renal reabsorption in the urine, a small amount in the feces and sweat.

    Indications

    Treatment of animals with significant losses of organic fluid (dehydration) - intoxication, diarrhea, burn disease, toxic dyspepsia, decreased blood pressure, shock, after surgery. For washing wounds, mouth, nose, mucous membranes of the eyes, as a solvent for veterinary and biological products.
    APPLICATION

    Method of administration and dosage

    Before use, the drug is heated to the body temperature of the animal and injected intravenously, intramuscularly, or subcutaneously in the following doses per animal:
    • cattle - 500-3000 ml;
    • horses - 300-2500 ml;
    • sheep, goats - 100-500 ml;
    • pigs - 10-150 ml;
    • dogs - 20-100 ml.

    Solution 0.9% 250 ml for Cattle, Dog, Goat, Horse

    $25.30
    Treatment of animals with significant loss of organic fluids (dehydration). Infusion bag. 250 ml.

    Sodium chloride solution – 500 ml (16.9 fl. oz) – BF

    $31.89

    DESCRIPTION

    Structure

    1 ml of the drug contains: sodium chloride - 9 mg

    Description

    The liquid is colorless, transparent.

    Pharmacological properties

    Sodium chloride is involved in water-salt metabolism, maintains and regulates osmotic pressure, has detoxification, rehydration effect, replenishes sodium deficiency in various pathological conditions of the body, temporarily increases the volume of fluid circulating through the vessels. Sodium ions penetrate the cell membrane through various transport mechanisms, in particular the sodium-potassium pump (Na-K-ATPase). Sodium contributes to the transmission of signals in neurons, electrophysiological processes of the heart, metabolic processes in the kidneys. It is excreted from the body after renal reabsorption in the urine, a small amount in the feces and sweat.

    Indications

    Treatment of animals with significant losses of organic fluid (dehydration) - intoxication, diarrhea, burn disease, toxic dyspepsia, decreased blood pressure, shock, after surgery. For washing wounds, mouth, nose, mucous membranes of the eyes, as a solvent for veterinary and biological products.
    APPLICATION

    Method of administration and dosage

    Before use, the drug is heated to the body temperature of the animal and injected intravenously, intramuscularly, or subcutaneously in the following doses per animal:
    • cattle - 500-3000 ml;
    • horses - 300-2500 ml;
    • sheep, goats - 100-500 ml;
    • pigs - 10-150 ml;
    • dogs - 20-100 ml.

    The horse is a slender, graceful animal, with highly developed muscles and a strong Constitution. The body is rounded in shape with long slender legs, on the wrists of which there are calloused keratinized bumps on the inner side. On the elegant muscular neck is a large, elongated head. Despite the impressive size of the skull, the horse’s brain is relatively small, which in no way affects the high intelligence of the animal. The head is crowned with pointed, mobile ears. On the muzzle there is a pair of large expressive eyes and rather wide large nostrils.

    Horses have excellent hearing, good vision and sense of smell. The body of the horse is covered with hair, the length and stiffness of which varies depending on the location: the bangs, mane and tail have long and silky hair, while the body is protected by a shorter and stiffer coat. The color of the coat determines the color of the horse, and the intensity of the color may change with age.

    Types of horses

    The horse is conventionally divided into several subspecies, among which zoologists distinguish wild horse, domestic horse, Przewalski’s horse, Kiang, Kulan, wild donkey, domestic donkey, mountain Zebra, desert Zebra, Burchell’s Zebra. However, this classification is still debated. Surprisingly, all these varieties have the ability to interbreed with each other, giving quite viable and healthy offspring. The only problem is that some crossbreeds are not able to bear children in the future and remain infertile.