Horse Laminitis Support Oral Remedy for Early-Symptom Dosing, 90ml Aluminium Pump Bottle for Mouth or Food Use

When your horse shows the first symptoms of laminitis, this oral homeopathic preparation can be introduced promptly as part of their care routine under veterinary supervision. It may be given directly onto the tongue, gums or lips, or placed on a small piece of food that will not absorb the liquid.

The sweet-tasting, alcohol-free formula comes in a food-grade aluminium bottle fitted with a hygienic serum pump and over cap. Each 90ml bottle provides approximately 230 two-pump doses, making the remaining supply easier to plan during a demanding period of horse care.

Key Features

• Dosing can begin when the first symptoms of laminitis are noticed, allowing the remedy to be incorporated promptly into the horse’s veterinarian-guided care routine.
• Apply it to the tongue, gums or lips, or add two pumps to a small piece of carrot or apple, giving you practical options for different horses.
• For a nervous horse, the remedy can be dabbed onto the lips or gums from your finger, offering a gentler approach to oral dosing.
• The 90ml bottle supplies 230 two-pump doses, so horse carers can understand the quantity available and plan ongoing dosing more easily.
• Food-grade aluminium, a hygienic serum pump and an over cap support tidy, straightforward handling around the stable.
• The alcohol-free preparation is stated to be safe for pregnant and lactating mares, suitable alongside prescription medication, and competition and racing safe.

Specifications

• Product name: LamATK
• Size: 90ml
• Container: Food-grade aluminium pump bottle
• Quantity: 230 doses at two pumps per dose
• Preparation: Homeopathic preparation
• Base: Vegetable glycerine and purified water
• Ingredients: Bellis perrenis, Bell, Bryonia, Ruta graveolens, Eupertorium and Rhus-tox
• Country of origin: Made in New Zealand
• Shelf life: 2 years
• Dosing: Give 2–3 doses in the first hour, then every 3 hours as needed, reducing on improvement
• Compatibility: Safe to use alongside prescription medications under veterinary supervision
• Limitation: Not suitable for dosing through a water trough

Give two pumps into the mouth or on a small piece of non-absorbent food such as carrot or apple. The remedy must contact the tongue, gums or lips and should not be added to a water trough. Seek veterinary advice whenever your horse may be in pain or suffering.