Prascend for Horses
$177.79
280RX | 1 mg 60 ct | $177.79 | ||
281RX | 1 mg 160 ct | $392.59 |
Prascend Tablets contain pergolide for the control of clinical signs associated with Pituitary Pars Intermedia Dysfunction (Equine Cushing’s Disease) in horses. Each Prascend Tablet contains 1 mg pergolide mesylate. Administer orally once daily at the rate directed. Pergolide mesylate.
Prascend Tablet dosing table:
300-749 lbs. body weight: 0.5 to 1 tablet
750-1249 lbs. body weight: 1 to 2 tablets
1250-1749 lbs. body weight: 1.5 to 3 tablets
1750-2249 lbs. body weight: 2 to 4 tablets
Prascend for Horses
Prascend is supplied as small tablets and is the veterinary licensed form of the drug pergolide, which has been used for some time to treat Cushing’s Disease in horses. This is a hormonal disease where the pituitary gland in the brain fails to work properly, resulting in an overproduction of natural steroid hormones in the body. This gives rise to a variety of clinical signs, the most common being a longer, paler and curly coat. Affected horses often appear depressed and lose weight despite seeming to eat more. They often drink and urinate excessively too. Cushing’s disease results in a depressed immune system, so parasite infestations and bacterial infections often develop. Cushing’s disease is seen most often in older ponies. Vets can perform blood tests to confirm the diagnosis. Prascend is unable to cure Cushing’s disease, but it helps to control symptoms and improves the quality of life. Prascend tablets need to be given daily for the rest of the horse’s life.
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Use of Prascend for Horses:
Treatment of Cushing’s Disease in horses. Cushing’s disease or Pituitary Pars Intermedia Dysfunction (PPID) is one of the most common diseases of the endocrine system that can affect older horses.  This is a hormonal disease where the pituitary gland in the brain fails to work properly, resulting in an overproduction of natural steroid hormones in the body.
This can lead to a variety of problems for horses, ranging from laminitis to abnormal fat deposits with the most common being a longer, paler and curly coat.  Affected horses often appear depressed and lose weight despite seeming to eat more.  They often drink and urinate excessively too. Cushing’s disease results in a depressed immune system, so parasite infestations and bacterial infections often develop.
Cushing’s disease is seen most often in older ponies.  Vets can perform blood tests to confirm the diagnosis.  Prascend is unable to cure Cushing’s disease, but it helps to control symptoms and improves the quality of life.  Prascend tablets need to be given daily for the rest of the horse’s life.
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