Its administration is indicated in:

- Generally, in all species, to provide electrolytes for critical stages of growth, diarrheal processes, heat or vaccinations.
- Neonatal diarrhea with loss of electrolytes, acid/base imbalance and dehydration.
- Dehydration of females in the postpartum period due to fluid loss, fatigue and reluctance to ingest food and water.
- Lactating animals for the prevention of ketosis, hypocalcemia or hypomagnesemia.
- Animals in situations that need to be rehydrated or electrolyte support such as: dehydration, cannibalism, diarrhea.

Ingredients / kg

Glucose..........500 mg
Sodium Chloride.............55 mg
Sodium Acetate.............50 mg
Potassium Acetate.............10 mg
Sodium Citrate ..........8 mg
Calcium Chloride.............3 mg
Magnesium Chloride...........3 mg
Potassium Sorbate-E220........5 mg
Purified water qb.............1 ml

It must be defined by the veterinarian, being that:

- 0.5-1 ml/liter of drinking water to increase drinking water intake and supply electrolytes.
- 1-2 ml/liter of drinking water to prevent dehydration and correct electrolyte balance.
- 5-10 ml/liter of drinking water in high-risk cases to restore fluid and electrolyte balance.

Usage periods:

Transport: Administration should start 3 days before and continue 1-2 days after transport.
Vaccination: Administration should start 1 day before and continue for 3 days afterwards.
Hot periods: During the entire hot period.
Lactation periods: for 15 days after calving to facilitate the discharge of milk and improve the balance of calcium and magnesium.
Laying: During the first 15 days of laying
Pathologies associated with dehydration (diarrhoea, cannibalism, etc.): throughout the period. ingredients/kg.