Adequan Equine Injectable for Horses 100mg/mL

Adequan Injectable Solution for Horses for Arthritis and Joint Health Treatment

Adequan Equine Injectable Solution is a trusted and effective treatment for managing arthritis and degenerative joint disease (DJD) in horses.

Designed for intramuscular administration under a veterinarian's supervision, this advanced formula not only alleviates joint pain and inflammation but also stimulates cartilage repair and prevents further breakdown. 

By targeting the root causes of joint issues, Adequan enhances your horse's mobility, comfort, and overall performance, ensuring long-term joint health and vitality.

Whether your horse is an athlete, working companion, or beloved pet, Adequan is instrumental in maintaining their optimal well-being by addressing the challenges posed by DJD and arthritis.

What Are the Benefits of Adequan Equine Injectable?

• Relieves Pain and Inflammation: Eases the discomfort associated with joint degeneration, improving your horse's quality of life.
• Stimulates Cartilage Repair: Encourages the regeneration of healthy cartilage while inhibiting enzymes that degrade existing cartilage.
• Enhances Mobility and Performance: Helps horses regain flexibility and agility, enabling them to perform at their peak.
• Proven Clinical Efficacy: Backed by modern veterinary science, Adequan is a trusted choice for treating DJD and arthritis in equine patients.
• Supports Long-Term Joint Health: Reduces the risk of further cartilage breakdown, providing lasting benefits to your horse's joints.

How to Use Adequan Equine Injectable?

For optimal results, Adequan should be administered as directed by your veterinarian.

Dosage and Administration

• Recommended Protocol:
  Administer 500 mg intramuscularly every 4 days for a total of 7 treatments (over 28 days).
• Always consult your veterinarian for personalized dosage instructions tailored to your horse’s condition.

What Ingredients Are in Adequan Equine?

Active Ingredient: Polysulfated Glycosaminoglycan (PSGAG) – 100 mg/ml.

PSGAG is a key compound that mimics natural cartilage components, aiding in the repair and protection of joint tissues.

What Are the Side Effects of Adequan for Horses?

Adequan is generally well-tolerated. However, some horses may experience:

• Mild pain or swelling at the injection site.
• Temporary lameness or difficulty walking.
• Rare allergic reactions (consult your vet immediately if observed).

Precautions:

• Not proven safe for use in breeding horses.
• Not intended for animals intended for human consumption.
• Avoid use in horses with hypersensitivity to PSGAG or those with bleeding disorders.
• Store at room temperature between 68° - 77°F.

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FAQs - Adequan Equine Injectable for Horses 

What is Adequan Equine Injectable used for?

Adequan Equine Injectable is used to treat arthritis and degenerative joint disease (DJD) in horses by alleviating inflammation, reducing pain, and promoting cartilage repair. It improves joint function and overall mobility, enhancing the quality of life for horses suffering from these conditions.

How does Adequan work in horses?

Adequan works by inhibiting enzymes responsible for cartilage breakdown while stimulating the production of new cartilage components. This dual action reduces inflammation, relieves pain, and restores joint health in horses with DJD or arthritis.

Can Adequan help prevent joint degeneration in younger horses?

Yes, Adequan can be used as a preventative measure for horses at risk of joint degeneration, especially those in training or competition. Its ability to protect cartilage from damage and support healthy joint function makes it ideal for maintaining joint health in active horses.

How often should Adequan be administered for chronic conditions?

For chronic conditions, Adequan is typically administered every four days for seven treatments in a 28-day cycle. Additional maintenance doses may be recommended by a veterinarian based on the horse's ongoing needs.

Is Adequan safe for long-term use in horses?

Adequan is generally safe for long-term use when administered under a veterinarian's supervision. Regular monitoring and consultation are essential to ensure its continued efficacy and safety, especially in horses with underlying health issues.

Can Adequan be used in competition horses?

Yes, Adequan is widely used in competition horses to manage joint health. However, always check specific competition regulations and withdrawal periods to ensure compliance with governing bodies.

Are there alternative treatments to Adequan for joint health?

Alternatives include oral supplements containing glucosamine and chondroitin, corticosteroid injections, and other regenerative therapies like platelet-rich plasma (PRP). Consult a veterinarian to determine the most appropriate treatment for your horse.

What are the signs that a horse may need Adequan?

Signs include stiffness, lameness, reduced performance, reluctance to move, or visible discomfort during exercise. If these symptoms persist, a veterinary evaluation can determine if Adequan is a suitable treatment.

Can Adequan be combined with joint supplements?

Yes, Adequan is often used alongside oral joint supplements for a comprehensive approach to joint health. Consult your veterinarian to ensure the combination is appropriate and beneficial for your horse’s condition.

Does Adequan require a prescription?

Yes, Adequan Equine Injectable is a prescription medication. A veterinarian must evaluate your horse's condition and provide a prescription to ensure its safe and effective use.

Clinical Research:

https://dailymed.nlm.nih.gov/dailymed/drugInfo.cfm?setid=1edcf949-d6de-4921-815d-f86ccf084cae

https://animaldrugsatfda.fda.gov/adafda/app/search/public/document/downloadFoi/2487