Blackout EPM & Coccidia Solution for Horses

Description

Blackout EPM & Coccidia Solution for Horses is a fast-acting, dual-action treatment targeting both neurological and gastrointestinal protozoal infections. It supports rapid recovery, restores coordination and strength, and improves digestive health, helping your horse return to peak performance.

Animals:

• Horses (adult and young, under veterinary supervision)

Symptoms & Indications:

EPM Symptoms in Horses:

• Loss of coordination or stumbling
• Muscle weakness or atrophy
• Twitching, tremors, or involuntary muscle spasms
• Behavioral changes: irritability, unusual aggression, or fearfulness
• Difficulty eating or drinking
• Reduced performance or athletic ability

Coccidia Symptoms in Horses:

• Diarrhea, sometimes watery, bloody, or mucous-laden
• Weight loss and poor appetite
• Poor coat condition
• Dehydration
• Abdominal discomfort or bloating

Dosage and Application Instructions

Active Ingredient: Proprietary dual-action solution for EPM and coccidia

Horses:

• Under 500 lbs (227 kg): 10 mL/day
• 500–1,000 lbs (227–454 kg): 20 mL/day
• 1,000–1,500 lbs (454–680 kg): 30 mL/day
• Over 1,500 lbs (680 kg): 40 mL/day

Frequency: Once daily
Duration: 5–7 days, repeat under veterinary guidance if necessary

Administration Instructions:

• Administer directly into the mouth or mix with feed or water.
• Ensure the full daily dose is consumed.
• Monitor for improvement and consult a veterinarian if symptoms persist.

Size Selection Guide:

• 120 mL: Small horses or short treatment course
• 240 mL: Medium-sized horses or standard treatment
• 960 mL: Large horses or extended treatment course

Storage and Safety:

• Store in a cool, dry place away from sunlight.
• Keep out of reach of children and other animals.
• Consult a veterinarian before use in young, pregnant, or nursing horses.
• Check withdrawal periods for performance, show, or production animals.

FAQs

1. Is it safe for young or nursing horses?
   Use only under veterinary supervision.

2. Is it safe for pregnant horses?
   Consult your veterinarian before administering.

3. What does it treat?
   Targets both EPM neurological symptoms and coccidial digestive infections.

4. How quickly will my horse improve?
   Improvement is often seen within a few days, depending on severity.

5. How is it administered?
   Once daily, orally or mixed with feed or water.

6. Can it be used preventively?
   Preventive use should only be done under veterinary guidance.

7. Can it be combined with other medications?
   Consult your veterinarian before combining treatments.

8. How should it be stored?
   Cool, dry place away from sunlight; keep tightly sealed.

9. What if my horse does not improve?
   Consult a veterinarian for possible extended treatment or alternative care.

10. Is it veterinarian-approved?
    Yes, formulated for professional use in horses.