Calf-Quench HE (12 x 185g) | High-Energy Oral Electrolyte for Newborn Calves

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🇨🇦 DIN 02495775 · OTC — No Prescription Required · Made in Canada

A scouring calf dehydrates fast. Within 24–48 hours, dehydration and acidosis can be fatal. Calf-Quench HE is what you reach for — a high-energy oral electrolyte that rehydrates, corrects acidosis, and delivers immediate energy to weak calves.

Pre-measured 185 g sachets. Dissolve in 2 L warm water, drench or tube. Repeat 2–3 times daily. Box of 12 sachets.

✅ Milk-Safe Formula: Does not interfere with milk digestion. Can be given to suckling calves or calves being hand-fed milk — no need to withhold milk during treatment.

🧴 Mixing & Administration

1

Dissolve — mix one 185 g sachet into 2 L of warm water (37°C).
2

Administer — feed via oral drench bottle or esophageal stomach tube.
3

Repeat — 2–3 times daily based on severity. Discard unused mixed solution after 24 hours.

🧪 Active Ingredients (Per 185 g Sachet)

Ingredient	Amount	Role
Dextrose	149.04 g	Immediate energy source for weak and hypothermic calves
Sodium Acetate	13.127 g	Alkalinizing agent — corrects metabolic acidosis from scours
Glycine	6.756 g	Enhances sodium and glucose absorption in the gut
Sodium Chloride	3.507 g	Electrolyte replacement
Potassium Chloride	1.940 g	Electrolyte replacement
Sodium Phosphate Monobasic	0.600 g	Buffering and electrolyte balance
Dipotassium Phosphate	0.349 g	Buffering and electrolyte balance
Calcium D-pantothenate	0.012 g	B-vitamin support for metabolic recovery

📦 Product Details

Pack Size

12 x 185 g sachets

DIN

02495775

Withdrawal

No meat or milk withdrawal required

Regulatory Status

OTC — No prescription required

Storage

15°C–30°C. Protect from moisture. Keep tightly closed.

Manufacturer

Dominion Veterinary Laboratories Ltd. — Winnipeg, MB, Canada (Est. 1946)

⚠️ Safety

For veterinary use only. Keep out of reach of children.
Do not use in cases of upper GI obstruction or in moribund animals.
If no improvement within 48–72 hours, consult a veterinarian immediately.

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