Equistro Ipaligo foal Vetoquinol syringe is a foal feed. It supports the foal's growth and development until weaning.
This food supplement from the Equistro range is recommended to help cover the needs of young foals until weaning. It provides vitamins, trace elements, brewer's yeast and amino acids. This complementary foal food promotes optimal skeletal development during the first months of life.
Ipago Foal contains essential trace elements (IPALIGO® trace elements), vitamins and amino acids to meet the specific needs of foals. It provides essential elements for the proper development of young animals, as well as their immune systems. It is formulated with brewer's yeast, a source of essential amino acids (lysine, methionine and tryptophan), choline, trace elements including zinc, copper and iron, and vitamins A, C and E. In oral syringe form, it's easy to administer.
This food supplement contains a range of ingredients essential for the healthy development of foals:
Trace elements are essential micronutrients that play a crucial role in many biological processes. The IPALIGO® trace elements contained in Equistro Ipaligo Foal are highly assimilable by the foal's body, ensuring optimal absorption of these essential nutrients.
This food supplement is enriched with vitamins A, C and E. These vitamins play various roles in the development and functioning of the foal's body. Vitamin A is essential for bone growth, vitamin C boosts the immune system and vitamin E acts as an antioxidant, protecting cells against oxidative damage.
Equistro Ipaligo Foal contains brewer's yeast, a rich source of essential amino acids such as lysine, methionine and tryptophan. These amino acids are the building blocks of protein and are essential for muscle growth and overall foal development.
This feed supplement also provides essential trace elements such as zinc, copper and iron. These minerals are involved in numerous metabolic processes and are essential to the foal's overall health.
The Equistro Kerabol Biotin supplement is also available from the Vetoquinol veterinary laboratory, at the best price in our online pharmacy.
Administer directly into the foal's mouth.
Recommended doses
1 oral syringe of 14 g per foal. Repeat 2 to 3 weeks later, then every month until weaning.
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Precautions for use
Due to the presence of trace elements and vitamin D3 in high quantities (compared with established maximum thresholds), administer in accordance with nutritional recommendations.
Formulated for equidae - keep foal feed out of reach of children.
Raw materials :
Brewer's yeast, soy hydrolysate
Analytical constituents :
Moisture 72%, crude protein 5%, crude fat 4%, crude ash 3.8%, crude cellulose 1%, sodium 0.2%.
Additives (per kilo):
Trace element compounds: iron s.f. hydrated amino acid ferrous chelate (E1) 7,800 mg, zinc s.f. zinc chloride (E6) 2,680 mg, copper s.f. cupric chloride (E4) 1,000 mg, selenium s.f. sodium selenite (E8) 20 mg
Vitamins and provitamins: vitamin A (E672) 7,1,107 IU, vitamin D3 (E671) 200,000 IU, vitamin E (s.f. alpha tocopherol acetate) 21,400 mg, vitamin C (L-ascorbic acid) (E300) 7,140 mg, choline (as chloride) 780 mg
Aromatic substances: glycine 8,700 mg. Binders and anti-caking agents: bentonite - montmorillonite (E558) 12,000 mg
Presentation - Packaging
Equistro Ipaligo foal Vetoquinol is available from your online pharmacy in boxes of 3 oral syringes or 48 oral syringes.
This oral paste provides essential elements for healthy foal growth and balanced skeletal development:
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