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avmalibu
Reg. Nov 2012
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2016-06-02 8:49 AM
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Bute on a foundered horse
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I've never had to use bute before, but it was recommended for my mare by my farrier. What's the best form
(paste, tablet, gel
) to give it in? Is there anything I should know about it before I give it to her? I know it can be hard on their stomach so I think 5 days is the max you should give it consecutively? And will I need a prescription for it?
Yes I know I sound clueless, but I kind of am about this so thanks for your help!!
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CE's wrapn3
Reg. Jul 2009
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2016-06-02 8:57 AM
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RE: Bute on a foundered horse
I Want a "MAN"
Posts: 3610
Location: MD
Call your vet, do you have a good relationship with them? My favorite way to give it is in tablet form. Put 1 or 2 tablets in your hand and cover it with grain and they'll eat it right out of your hand. Paste is good unless you have a horse bad with paste. Powder is ok too but if they're on it for any length of time they figure out its in their grain.
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Bibliafarm
Reg. Jul 2008
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2016-06-02 8:57 AM
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RE: Bute on a foundered horse
Warmblood with Wings
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Location: Florida..
If your vet has powder form thats a great way to give in food and you dont have to crush it up.. she should be fine .. others say use this and that But ive never had a issue with it short term use.
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SC Wrangler
Reg. Jul 2004
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2016-06-02 12:35 PM
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RE: Bute on a foundered horse
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I personally prefer the paste form, but it really depends on what will be the easiest way for your particular horse. I have never had problems with relatively short term use of bute, but do make sure horses always have 24/7 access to roughage to help with acid absorption in the gut.
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TimeFlys885
Reg. May 2016
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2016-06-03 11:43 PM
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RE: Bute on a foundered horse
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My older mare gets bute occasionally but she is a picky eater. The only way I can get it into her is using a syringe and mixing the powdered bute with some applesauce. If your horse is picky I would just go for the paste in the tube since you will probably have to force it into her anyway
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Yakima
Reg. Mar 2008
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2016-06-04 4:01 PM
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RE: Bute on a foundered horse
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Suggestion---If u use bute also give pro bios or ulcer guard etc paste along with it to help the stomach.
Speak w your vet on possible treatment
Ask vet about previcox also. Less on stomach problems.
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