Reference

Learn about Pyrilamine as an antihistamine drug used to treat hypersensitivity reactions caused by foreign proteins or allergens in the skin and respiratory tract in horses.

Learn how Promazine is used in horses as a pre-anesthetic agent, often in conjunction with Atropine, and it is generally accepted that the recommended dose will cause moderate sedation.

Learn about Primidone as a medication used in the management of grand mal, psychomotor, and focal seizures in horses and foals, and also used in horses with seizures induced by toxins or adverse drug effects.

Learn about Prednisolone, a synthetic corticosteroid with effective anti-inflammatory properties. and why some veterinarians prefer to use other corticosteroids or oral prednisolone which is more readily absorbed by the horse's system.

Learn about Panalog as a combination medication in cream or ointment form that is used to treat inflammatory ear infections and skin infections in horses.

Learn about the uses of Nitrofurazone in preventing or treating surface bacterial infections in wounds, burns, and cutaneous ulcers, and also as a treatment for urinary tract infections and metritis.

Learn about Neosporin ophthalmic solution as an effective antimicrobial compound for use in horse's eyes against many of the common microorganisms that cause infection.

 Learn why Mylanta is used as an oral antacid to neutralize stomach acid already produced in the horse's stomach and why veterinarians prefer Omeprazole and H2 blockers for equine ulcer treatment.

Learn how Morphine sulfate is used as a narcotic analgesic to relieve moderate to severe pain, and also as a pre-anesthetic agent for some surgical procedures in horses.

Learn about the many uses of Mineral oil used in horses to treat constipation, fecal impactions, sand colic and also as an anti-toxin because of its laxative and solubility properties.