RHINITIS/SINUSITIS

Background: The condition may be due to allergic reaction, exposure to irritants such as dust or mold, infection with virus, bacteria, yeast, or fungal agent. In horses, it is likely due to a viral infection or irritation.
Symptoms: Excess nasal discharge, wheezing, coughing and gagging, dyspnea and discomfort.
Diagnostics: Physical examination, microscopic smears of the discharge, blood tests.
Principles for Supplementation: Support the immune system; natural treatment is directed at the identified cause, whether viral, bacterial or immune system weakness.

EQUINE PRODUCTS—RHINITIS/SINUSITIS

Formulas: Dosage: Mechanism/Purpose:

Equine Qi Tonic14

4 tsp, bid

Regulates the immune system, protects from bacterial and viral diseases, especially upper respiratory infections.

ImmunoVET-EQ12

3-4 scoops sid

Enhances the immune system, supplies bioactive proteins, immunoglobulins and peptides.

Chia Booster (chia seeds)19

1 scoop bid

Stabilizes membranes, source Omega 3 fatty acids.

Vitamin C with Flavonoids12

2-4 grams bid

Enhances the immune system.

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