VetOne Bolisorb Jr. Bolus Absorbent Anti-Diarrheal Demulcent (50 Count)

Anti-Diarrheal Bolus for Calves and Foals

Product Description

VetOne Bolisorb Jr. Bolus is an absorbent anti-diarrheal demulcent formulated to help manage simple non-infectious diarrhea in calves and foals. The bolus works by adsorbing toxins, reducing excess intestinal fluid, firming stool, and soothing irritated digestive tract tissues when administered orally as directed.

Benefits

Diarrhea Support: Helps relieve simple non-infectious diarrhea in calves and foals.

Toxin Adsorption: Binds harmful toxins commonly associated with diarrhea.

Stool Firming: Helps improve stool consistency by reducing excess moisture.

Digestive Soothing: Provides a demulcent effect to calm irritated intestinal tissue.

Oral Bolus Form: Easy-to-administer bolus designed for young livestock.

Ingredients

Magnesium oxide: 12.5%, sodium bicarbonate: 8.5%, kaolin: 5.0%, pectin: 3.0%, attapulgite clay: 2.0%, lactose, dicalcium phosphate, citric acid, carob flour, magnesium stearate, and magnesium trisilicate.

How to Use

Administration Instructions

Oral Administration: Administer a bolus by mouth using the proper livestock dosing technique.

Age-Based Dosing: Follow dosage recommendations based on calf or foal age.

Repeat Dosing: Repeat every 4 to 6 hours as needed.

Limited Duration: Do not use longer than 3 days without veterinary guidance.

Veterinary Guidance: Consult a veterinarian if symptoms persist or worsen.

Recommended Dosage Chart

Animal	Amount	Frequency

Calves and foals up to 3 weeks

1 bolus

Every 4-6 hours as needed

Calves and foals over 3 weeks

2 boluses

Every 4-6 hours as needed

Additional Information

Precautions

Non-Infectious Use: Intended only for simple non-infectious diarrhea.

Symptom Monitoring: Consult a veterinarian if diarrhea continues beyond three days.

Oral Use Only: Do not administer via routes other than oral.

Proper Storage: Store in a dry place at room temperature.

Child Safety: Keep out of reach of children and unintended animals.