Lactated Ringers Injectable Solution, 1000 ml, for Dogs

Lactated Ringers

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Electrolyte Solutions work to restore proper balance of electrolytes (sodium, chloride, potassium, etc.) in the body, so that important actions like muscle contraction and nerve activity can take place. They also supply additional water that the body needs when oral fluid intake is not sufficient.

- Restores fluid balance in cases of dehydration, shock, or as the result of certain diseases
- Can be given to animals intravenously or subcutaneously
- Multiple manufacturers so widely available and fairly economical

Specifications

SKU	2977413
Primary Brand	Lactated Ringers
Days to Ship	Product Will Ship Upon Verification of Prescription, Usually 2-5 Business Days

Item Dimensions

Volume	1000 ML

Electrolyte Solutions are given intravenously or subcutaneously.

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