Learn About Equine Nsaids, Their Dosages, & Uses With Horse Vet Doc Jenni

Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory commonly called Nsaids. Nsaids are something every horse owners should be familiar with their use and should work with their vet to use them so they know they are using it properly. They all work to decrease inflammation in animals and can be used on multiple species. Doc Jenni covers the different options and dosing in this informative episode!
Dr. Jenni Grimmett is an incredibly approachable veterinarian, a wonderful teacher, and talented Cowboy Dressage horse woman. Learn more about Dr. Jenni at SAVE.vet.
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[@jenmonroe712]

thank you for showing the paste dosage on the dial for bute!

[@Mjaetee]

Great video thanks!

[@Exeitor-exe124exe]

What dosage do I do with a 1200 pound flunixamine

[@BelindaTN]

About the Bute. I have the powdered form and the paste in the tube. The directions on both say 1 - 2 grams per day for a 500lb horse. Then the directions goes on to say to give the higher dose for 48 hours then back down to the lower maintenance dose. Does not say for how long to give the maintenance dose. Then You said 1 -2 grams for a standard size horse, which is usually considered to be 1,000 lb horse. So, I am a little confused as to the proper measurement. My horse is (according to the weight tape measurment) is just under 900lbs. So would I stay with the dose for a 500lb horse? There is no info that I can find of the measurement to use for a horse that is between sizes.