Diagel for Horses

• Diagel is available over the counter. No prescription is required.

• Diagel is a one-time use syringe used for intestinal health and the control of diarrhea.

• Diagel can be given to preemptively keep your pet from having intestinal upset. It is recommended that you give Diagel...

• if your horse is changing food

• if your horse is changing environments

• if your horse is under any type of stress

• Diagel can also be used if your horse is already experiencing digestive upset.

• Diagel for Horses should be given according to your horse's weight.

• Keep Diagel out of the reach of children and pets.

• Diagel is for animal use only.

• If you suspect your pet has taken more than the proper dose of Diagel, contact your veterinarian immediately.

• Do not use Diagel if your horse is pregnant.

• If your horse's condition worsens or does not improve while using Diagel, contact your veterinarian.

• Store Diagel in a cool, dark place, protected from moisture.

• Give as directed by your veterinarian.

• Follow the instructions printed on the product packaging.

• Change the calibration on your Diagel syringe to match the dose for your horse's weight.

• To use Diagel, remove the cap from the syringe, then place the syringe between your horse's teeth.

• Aim for the back of your horse's tongue.

• Press the plunger to release the gel.

• Give Diagel 2 hours before a stressful event to prevent stomach upset.

• Always use the correctly sized syringe for your pet.

• You may give a second syringe if necessary.

• Overdoses of Diagel are possible. In the case of an accidental overdose, contact your veterinarian immediately.