UAA GEL may not be very effective in the treatment of heavy metal poisoning from lead, arsenic, or mercury.Ĩ fl oz bottle, 60 mL tube and 300 mL tube with easy dose syringe.ĥ503 CORPORATE DR., ST. UAA (Universal Animal Antidote) Gel Caution(s) If indicated or necessary repeat the dosage of UAA GEL after 1 to 4 hours, or until the symptoms subside. Proper supportive therapies such as parenteral fluids and injectable antidotes (to counteract the physiological effects of the poison) are recommended as a part of the treatment. For cattle and horses, it is recommended that the entire contents of one tube (300 mL) of UAA be given. However, the use of a stomach tube is recommended for comatose or severely debilitated animals. For some poisons that have been ingested, vomiting may be induced in dogs and cats. Large Animals: 1 to 3 mL per kilogram (2.2 lb) of body weight. If the animal has a long or dense coat, the hair may need to be clipped. The use of a stomach tube is recommended with this syringe. UAA (Universal Animal Antidote) Gel Dosage And Administrationĭogs and Cats: 1 to 3 mL per kilogram (2.2 lb) of body weight. UAA GEL is also indicated for food poisoning (garbage intoxication) in dogs and cats, and grain overload in ruminants.

UAA (Universal Animal Antidote) Gel Indicationsįor use as emergency first aid for combating poisoning caused by the accidental ingestion of insecticides, herbicides, organic chemicals, and intestinal toxins from bacteria. Contains: Activated hardwood charcoal and thermally activated attapulgite clay in an aqueous gel suspension.

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