FERDEXA SUPER ATP – 30 ML  is combination of dexamethasone and ATP which not only works as an anti-inflammatory / pain reliever but also greatly increase endurance in horses and camels.

FERDEXA SUPER ATP – 30 ML

Ferdexa Super ATP is combination of dexamethasone and ATP which not only works as an anti-inflammatory / pain reliever but also greatly increase endurance in horses and camels.

Anti-inflammatory – Anti Anemic – Muscular energizer

COMPOSITION

Dexamethasone 21 Phosphate ……………………. 0,2 mg

Adenosine triphosphate …………………………………. 5 mg

Sodium cacodylate ………………………………………… 70 mg

Ammonia iron citrate ……………………………………. 15 mg

bidistilled water …………………………………………….. 10 ml

DOSAGE AND ADMINISTRATION

Horses / Camels: 10 ml – IV slow

SUGGESTED RACING DOSAGE AND ADMINISTRATION

Horses / Camels: 3 ml or 5 ml for 5 days (each day one shot) and stop administration 72 hs. before the race – IV slow.

PRESENTATION

30 ml.

FERDEXA SUPER ATP – 30 ML  is combination of dexamethasone and ATP which not only works as an anti-inflammatory / pain reliever but also greatly increase endurance in horses and camels.

FERDEXA SUPER ATP – 30 ML

Ferdexa Super ATP is combination of dexamethasone and ATP which not only works as an anti-inflammatory / pain reliever but also greatly increase endurance in horses and camels.

Anti-inflammatory – Anti Anemic – Muscular energizer Fibrohepat 80 (Fibrohepat 80) is a hepatoprotective veterinary drug for the treatment of liver diseases of various etiologies in horses and small domestic animals. Contains 500 mg of lipoic acid. Lipoic, or thioctic acid, normalizes energy, carbohydrate and lipid metabolism, regulates cholesterol metabolism. Improves liver function, reduces the damaging effect of endogenous and exogenous toxins on it. The drug has no analogues. For intramuscular, subcutaneous or intravenous administration.   Indications for use: Acute and chronic hepatitis, liver failure, hypoprotenemia, hepatosis, anemia, asthenia, anorexia. Violation of the processes of digestion and absorption, intoxication syndrome, poisoning. Changes in the values ​​of liver enzymes. Neuroallergic dermatoses, urticaria, neurodermatitis, eczema. After long-term antibiotic and antiparasitic therapy. During periods of intense training in sport horses.