VetOne Bolisorb Jr. Bolus Absorbent Anti-Diarrheal Demulcent (50 Count)

Anti-Diarrheal Bolus for Calves and Foals

Product Description

VetOne Bolisorb Jr. Bolus is an absorbent anti-diarrheal demulcent formulated to help manage simple non-infectious diarrhea in calves and foals. The bolus works by adsorbing toxins, reducing excess intestinal fluid, firming stool, and soothing irritated digestive tract tissues when administered orally as directed.

Benefits

• Diarrhea Support: Helps relieve simple non-infectious diarrhea in calves and foals.
• Toxin Adsorption: Binds harmful toxins commonly associated with diarrhea.
• Stool Firming: Helps improve stool consistency by reducing excess moisture.
• Digestive Soothing: Provides a demulcent effect to calm irritated intestinal tissue.
• Oral Bolus Form: Easy-to-administer bolus designed for young livestock.

Ingredients

Magnesium oxide: 12.5%, sodium bicarbonate: 8.5%, kaolin: 5.0%, pectin: 3.0%, attapulgite clay: 2.0%, lactose, dicalcium phosphate, citric acid, carob flour, magnesium stearate, and magnesium trisilicate.

How to Use

Administration Instructions

• Oral Administration: Administer a bolus by mouth using the proper livestock dosing technique.
• Age-Based Dosing: Follow dosage recommendations based on calf or foal age.
• Repeat Dosing: Repeat every 4 to 6 hours as needed.
• Limited Duration: Do not use longer than 3 days without veterinary guidance.
• Veterinary Guidance: Consult a veterinarian if symptoms persist or worsen.

Recommended Dosage Chart

Additional Information

Precautions

• Non-Infectious Use: Intended only for simple non-infectious diarrhea.
• Symptom Monitoring: Consult a veterinarian if diarrhea continues beyond three days.
• Oral Use Only: Do not administer via routes other than oral.
• Proper Storage: Store in a dry place at room temperature.
• Child Safety: Keep out of reach of children and unintended animals.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: What is VetOne Bolisorb Jr. Bolus used for?

Ans: VetOne Bolisorb Jr. Bolus is used to help manage simple non-infectious diarrhea in calves and foals. The bolus supports digestive health by absorbing toxins, reducing water loss, firming stool, and soothing irritated intestinal tissues.

Q2: How does VetOne Bolisorb Jr. Bolus work?

Ans: VetOne Bolisorb Jr. Bolus works by using absorbent ingredients that bind toxins and excess fluid in the digestive tract. This action helps reduce the severity of diarrhea, improve stool consistency, and provide a calming demulcent effect.

Q3: How often can VetOne Bolisorb Jr. Bolus be given?

Ans: VetOne Bolisorb Jr. Bolus may be given every 4 to 6 hours as needed, following age-based dosing guidelines. Treatment should not exceed three days unless directed by a veterinarian for continued digestive support.

Q4: Is VetOne Bolisorb Jr. Bolus safe for young calves and foals?

Ans: Yes, VetOne Bolisorb Jr. Bolus is explicitly formulated for young calves and foals experiencing simple non-infectious diarrhea. Always follow labeled dosing instructions and consult a veterinarian for severe or persistent symptoms.

Q5: Can VetOne Bolisorb Jr. Bolus be used for infectious diarrhea?

Ans: No, VetOne Bolisorb Jr. Bolus is intended only for simple non-infectious diarrhea. Infectious, bloody, or severe diarrhea requires veterinary evaluation and appropriate medical treatment.

Q6: How quickly does VetOne Bolisorb Jr. Bolus start working?

Ans: Some calves and foals may show improvement within several hours of administration. Response time varies depending on the severity of diarrhea, hydration status, and adherence to proper dosing intervals.

Q7: Can VetOne Bolisorb Jr. Bolus be given with other treatments?

Ans: Combining VetOne Bolisorb Jr. Bolus with other treatments should be done under veterinary guidance. A veterinarian can determine compatibility with electrolytes, fluids, or medications based on the animal’s condition.

Q8: When should a veterinarian be consulted during use?

Ans: A veterinarian should be consulted if diarrhea persists beyond three days, worsens, or is accompanied by fever, dehydration, or lethargy. Prompt veterinary care helps prevent complications in young livestock.

Q9: How should VetOne Bolisorb Jr. Bolus be stored?

Ans: VetOne Bolisorb Jr. Bolus should be stored in a dry place at room temperature. Keeping the container tightly closed helps maintain product quality and ensures boluses remain suitable for administration.