Fireworks Angel - Equine

Made in New Zealand. 100% Natural and Non-toxic. Homeopathic Preparation.

Contains equal parts of: Therid, Rhodo, Bor, Bell, Mim, Arg-n, Aspid
Base: Vegetable glycerine & purified water

When to Dose
Ideally, dose your horse's water trough in the morning when you expect fireworks, or a storm. This will require a jerry can.

If you have to dose at the last minute, you can give 1/2 a teaspoon on a piece of food or syringe 3 ml into their mouth. It takes about 20 minutes to kick in and then usually lasts for a couple of hours. If your horse is super stressed then they might need 2 doses about 15-20 mins apart. 

When dosing with a 90ml pump bottle instead of a jerry can, give 2 pumps into the mouth an hour or so before the fireworks are expected and then a second dose about 15-20 mins later.

Dose Volumes:
Water troughs – tip one capful (25ml) or 1 pump into the water trough each day during fireworks season.  Each time your horse drinks from the treated trough, they receive a dose of the remedy and are self medicated during the night when you can't be with them.   *Dose volume is calculated for troughs up to 500 litres.

On Feed – tip ½ capful (12ml), or ½ pump, on to feed twice daily.

Into the mouth or on a treat - 90ml Pump bottle - 2 pumps equals one dose.

How Many Doses Per Container

Remedies are dispensed in food grade plastic jerry cans, sized 1 litre, 2 litre, 5 litres. The 5 litre jerry cans come with a free dispensing pump. The pump can also be bought separately for the smaller jerry cans. 

1 litre jerry can = 80 days continuous cover via water troughs (dosing every second day) or 40 days dosing on feed (twice daily). 

2 litre jerry can =160 days continuous cover via water troughs (dosing every second day) or 80 days dosing on feed (twice daily). 

5 litre jerry can =400 days continuous cover via water troughs (dosing every second day) or 200 days dosing on feed (twice daily). 

90ml pump bottle = 230 doses (2 pumps per dose)

When to Dose
Ideally, dose your horse's water trough in the morning when you expect fireworks, or a storm. This will require a jerry can.

If you have to dose at the last minute, you can give 1/2 a teaspoon on a piece of food or syringe 3 ml into their mouth. It takes about 20 minutes to kick in and then usually lasts for a couple of hours. If your horse is super stressed then they might need 2 doses about 15-20 mins apart. 

When dosing with a 90ml pump bottle instead of a jerry can, give 2 pumps into the mouth an hour or so before the fireworks are expected and then a second dose about 15-20 mins later.

Dose Volumes:
Water troughs – tip one capful (25ml) or 1 pump into the water trough each day during fireworks season.  Each time your horse drinks from the treated trough, they receive a dose of the remedy and are self medicated during the night when you can't be with them.   *Dose volume is calculated for troughs up to 500 litres.

On Feed – tip ½ capful (12ml), or ½ pump, on to feed twice daily.

Into the mouth or on a treat - 90ml Pump bottle - 2 pumps equals one dose.

How Many Doses Per Container

Remedies are dispensed in food grade plastic jerry cans, sized 1 litre, 2 litre, 5 litres. The 5 litre jerry cans come with a free dispensing pump. The pump can also be bought separately for the smaller jerry cans. 

1 litre jerry can = 80 days continuous cover via water troughs (dosing every second day) or 40 days dosing on feed (twice daily). 

2 litre jerry can =160 days continuous cover via water troughs (dosing every second day) or 80 days dosing on feed (twice daily). 

5 litre jerry can =400 days continuous cover via water troughs (dosing every second day) or 200 days dosing on feed (twice daily). 

90ml pump bottle = 230 doses (2 pumps per dose)