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Prescription Muscle Relaxers for Horses

Rompun™ (xylazine) Injection for Horses, 100 mg/mL x 50 mL

Dechra
Original price $39.99 - Original price $39.99
Original price $39.99
$39.99
$39.99 - $39.99
Current price $39.99

Rompun (Xylazine) Injection for Horses An effective sedative and analgesic for horses, Rompun uses the ingredient Xylazine to produce sedation, ana...

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Methocarbamol (Generic) Tablets for Dogs, Cats, & Horses

Pet's Choice Pharmacy
Original price $0.14 - Original price $74.99
Original price $0.14
$0.14 - $74.99
$0.14 - $74.99
Current price $0.14

Methocarbamol Tablets Methocarbamol is a muscle relaxer for the relief of muscle spasms in dogs, cats and horses. Helps reduce and prevent muscle t...

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Jeffers Pet offers a range of prescription muscle relaxers for horses, featuring products from brands like Pet's Choice Pharmacy and Dechra. These muscle relaxers are essential for managing conditions that cause muscle spasms and discomfort in horses, ensuring their well-being and comfort. Ideal for veterinarians and horse owners, these medications provide effective relief for horses with muscle-related issues.

What are muscle relaxers used for in horses?

Muscle relaxers like Methocarbamol treat and alleviate inflammatory pain in horses. This inflammation can result from myositis, neurological issues, muscle or ligament strains, and vertebral disc disease.

How do muscle relaxers work?

The exact mechanism of action of Methocarbamol has yet to be discovered. Still, it is believed to work by blocking interneuronal pathways in the spinal cord and midbrain reticular activating system, thus alleviating muscle spasms.

What are the side effects of muscle relaxers?

The most common side effect is sedation. Salivation and staggering are sometimes seen after rapid intravenous administration.

What precautions should be taken when using muscle relaxers?

Methocarbamol can cause sedation and central nervous system depression, resulting in impaired coordination. Injection site reactions may occur if blood leaks back into the injection site.

How should muscle relaxers be administered?

Dosage and administration of Methocarbamol for horses should be done under the guidance of a licensed veterinarian.

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