Flexineb - Equine Nebuliser
$1,695.00
Equine Nebuliser
The Flexineb E3 is a revolutionary equine nebuliser that enables delivery of nebulised drugs and natural therapies directly to the lower airway of the horse. It operates from a rechargeable battery and has a unique flexible mask interface with a clear aerosol chamber and medication cup.
Flexineb is simple to use, silent and completely portable equine inhalation device, making it the ideal solution for those that are experiencing depleted performance from their horses. Nebulisation & inhalation therapy is the most effective way of treating your animals’ chronic issues such as COPD, RAO (heaves) & EIPH (bleeding).
Respiratory problems are frequent in performance horses. Common respiratory tract disorders include Recurrent Airway Obstruction (RAO) also known as heaves, Inflammatory Airway Disease (IAD) and Exercise-Induced Pulmonary Hemorrhage (EIPH). Typically, treatment includes systemic administration of drugs using injections or the oral route; however, administration via aerosol devices is now considered to be a viable alternative way to treat respiratory issues.
Flexineb E3 equine nebuliser system is a portable, silent, easy-to-use veterinary medical device that produces a very fine mist of aerosolized drug, enabling this method of treatment for the horse, whilst keeping the horse comfortable. Flexineb™ E3 has a unit available for every size (foals, ponies, thoroughbreds and large warmbloods).
Features
NEW FEATURES:
- 3 user selectable modes of operation
- Dry medication cup detection
- Extended 35 minute timeout
- Software upgradeability via USB
- Optimised performance w/ improved auto-tuning
CLASSIC FEATURES:
- Silent & Portable
- Rapid Treatment
- Direct Delivery to Lungs
- 6 Hours Battery Life
- Easy to Clean & Disinfect
Treatment of Foals
A sick foal can be a challenge. Foals are born immunologically naïve which increases their risk of infection. When a foal succumbs to respiratory illness their condition will often decline rapidly, lower respiratory tract infections are common in foals and account for substantial morbidity and mortality.
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