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Oct 05, 2026 - 11:54 AM
No, lactated ringers should not be administered intraperitoneally in horses. This restriction ensures safe and appropriate use, reducing the risk of complications in equine patients.
Can this product be administered to horses intraperitoneally? Lactated Ringers
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Lactated Ringers
Lactated Ringers is an electrolyte fluid therapy for multiple species. Contains a sterile solution of water and electrolytes for animals needing supplementation due to illness, metabolic acidosis, or dehydration. Contains calcium chloride, potassium chloride, and sodium lactate. Has an osmolarity of...
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