Dexa Xzo

DEXA XZO: 

DEXA XZO is a specialized intravenous (IV) fluid therapy solution designed specifically for racehorses and camels . This advanced formula goes beyond basic rehydration, delivering a unique blend of electrolytes, vitamins and antioxidants to optimize recovery and support peak performance in these valuable animals.

benefits:

• Enhance Rehydration:  DEXA XZO effectively replaces fluids and electrolytes lost through sweat, exertion and other causes, promoting rapid and complete rehydration.
• Optimal Recovery:  The inclusion of essential vitamins and antioxidants in the formula supports the recovery process after exercise or illness by aiding in tissue repair and reducing oxidative stress.
• Enhancing Performance:  By maintaining electrolyte balance, providing essential nutrients, and supporting muscle function, DEXA XZO can contribute to enhanced performance capabilities in racehorses and camels.
• Convenient administration:  The intravenous route of administration ensures rapid and effective delivery of the essential ingredients directly into the bloodstream.

Uses:

DEXA XZO is used for the following purposes in horse and camel racing:

• Treating dehydration and electrolyte imbalance:  This can be caused by various factors, including exercise, heat stress and illness.
• Supportive therapy during recovery:  DEXA XZO can be used after periods of exertion, surgery, or other conditions where fluid and electrolyte balance are critical, along with supporting the recovery process.
• Pre-Competition Support:  Taking DEXA XZO before competition can help improve hydration, electrolyte balance and nutrient availability, which may contribute to improved performance.

Prohibitions:

• Do not administer DEXA XZO to animals with pre-existing heart or kidney disease unless specifically directed by a veterinarian.
• Use proper aseptic technique during administration to prevent the risk of infection.
• Consult a veterinarian before using DEXA XZO in pregnant or lactating animals.

Please note: This information is for general guidance only and should not be a substitute for specialist veterinary advice. Always consult a qualified veterinarian before giving any medication to your animal.