REPLENSOL ORAL 250G

Store in a cool, dry place.
■ COMPOSITION:
Sodium chloride ..............................................2,0%
potassium chloride ......................................... 2,6%
citric acid ....................................................... 3,1%
potassium phosphate ...................................... 2,3%
glucose .............................................................90%
Vitamin A ...............................................100 000 IU
■ WARNINGS
• Keep out of reach of children, uninformed
persons and animals.
• Although this remedy has been extensively
tested under a large variety of conditions,
failure thereof may ensue as a result of a wide
range of reasons. If this is suspected, seek
veterinary advice and notify the registration
holder.
Cattle:
Following poisoning with arsenic, tulip and other
irritant plant substances.
Prolonged transport by truck or rail usually decreas
es the water intake, and increases loss of minerals
and fluid due to scours caused by stress.
Refusal to eat or drink for any reason whatsoever
causes fluid and mineral loss which would have
been compensated for by daily food and water
intake.
In many calf diseases accompanied by scours as
little time as possible must lapse between onset of
symptoms and the administration of Replensol. Sick
calves will take Replensol readily while refusing
milk and water.
Horses:
Persistent diarrhoea of unknown causes, sometimes
lasting many months. Replensol is an ideal form of
supportive treatment in these cases and should be
given daily in drinking water.
As in calves, foals often suffer from scours and as in
all young animals treatment with Replensol should

commence immediately and only be stopped two
days after recovery.