Description
Mode of Action
When injected Hippiron breaks down into carbohydrates and trivalent Iron Hydroxide which is stored in the form of Ferritin (depot iron) in the liver; from there it is transported in the form of transferrin to the site of erythropoiesis (where red blood cells are formed).
Indications
For treatment of iron deficiency anaemia in horses.
Anaemias due to parasitism, poor nutrition, haemorrhage.
To improve oxygen uptake.
Dosage
By intravenous injection,
Foals 10mL(200mg) per week.
Adults & Yearlings 20mL (400mg) per week.
The frequency and length of treatment will depend on the severity of the iron deficiency.
Warning
In extremely rare instances an anaphylactic reaction can occur. Appropriate treatment for anaphylactic shock should be instituted.
Storage
Store below 25°C (Air Conditioning). Protect from light. Do not refrigerate.
Presentation
20 mL vial
