AspirEase Natural Relief Gel for Acute Pain, Inflammation and Fever for Horses (80 cc)

AspirEase Natural Relief Gel for Acute Pain, Inflammation and Fever for Horses (80 cc)

Make managing your horse's pain and inflammation effortless, whether you're on the go or at home, with Aspire Ease Gel. This gel, infused with aspirin, comes in a convenient four-dose tube for easy administration during competitions, shows, or sudden ailments like injury or illness. It effectively alleviates pain and inflammation throughout your horse's body.

With its apple flavor, the gel is highly palatable, and its compact tube fits seamlessly into your tack box or trailer. For continuous management of chronic conditions such as injury, arthritis, ringbone, or soft tissue damage, follow up gel usage with buffered AspirEase Granules.

Benefits

• Helps alleviate sudden fever, pain, and inflammation in horses.
• Enhanced with flavor for better taste.
• Handy tube with four doses for use while traveling.
• For all age and classes of Horses.

Directions for Use

Orally administer 20 cc , one to two times daily to adult horses as needed, at or before feeding. Do not exceed 80 cc in a 24-hour period.

Active Ingredients

Inactive Ingredients

Water, glycerin, lecithin, soy oil, guar gum, sucrose, dextrose, cornstarch,
butylated droxyanisole, artificial apple flavoring.

FAQs

1. Is AspirEase safe for my horse’s digestive system?
Yes! The aspirin in AspirEase is buffered with calcium carbonate so that your horse does not suffer from unnecessary digestive stress during supplementation.

2. What is the difference between the AspirEase granules and gel?
AspirEase Gel is designed for immediate use to assist in acute (sudden onset) conditions such as injury or illness. It is ideal for use after competition or to have on hand in the case of an injury or sudden illness or fever. AspirEase granules are designed for the ongoing management of these conditions. For example, if your horse suffers a strain during competition, you might give AspirEase Gel directly afterward and then follow up with AspirEase Granules for a week or two if your veterinarian feels it is warranted.