Equine Medication Techniques. Oral Medications  Feed additives  Dose syringes.

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Equine Medication Techniques

Oral Medications  Feed additives  Dose syringes

Large dosing syringe

Open the lips first

While parting the lips, place the syringe into the lateral far point of the mouth.

Proper position of the oral syringe

No, No! Don’t place the syringe over the incisors.

Another No, No. Avoid delivering the medication in the interdental space.

Deworming with a tube paste

Deworming

Balling Gun: Used to administer large boluses. Not always a good choice as it is very large and must be placed over the base of the tongue deep far back into the mouth.

Stomach pump: Very common method of delivering medications or liquids from a bucket or plastic jug.

Stomach Pump Usage  Never force liquids against back pressure into the horse.  The capacity of an avg lb horse’s stomach is 4 to 5 gallons. Do not exceed this volume.  Typically, 1 gallon of fluid is the max given at one dosing, though this may be repeated at 30 minute or 1 hour intervals in urgent situations.

Nasogastric Tube  Never place without lubrication.  Mark proper position with tape and attach to halter.  Cap tubes because some clinicians believe that air can enter and cause bloat.