Pergocoat Tablets for Horses

Price range: £0.76 through £1.45

Contains pergolide. Used to treat Equine Cushing’s Disease

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This product requires a veterinary prescription for purchase

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Please send to: Dr Nicola Endersby MRCVS, Cura, 4 Saxon Court, Bishop Auckland DL14 7UA

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Pergocoat contains pergolide as its active ingredient, a potent, long-acting dopamine receptor agonist and is available in both 0.5mg (off-white) and 1mg (yellow) tablets for accurate dosing without the need to split tablets.

The tablets are film-coated to help mask the bitter taste of pergolide while also creating a barrier between the horse owner administering the treatment and the active ingredient.

Available in two different pack sizes containing 60 or 160 tablets, Pergocoat tablets are packaged in double-layered blister packs to help minimise the risk of accidental ingestion.

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The tablets are film-coated to help mask the bitter taste of pergolide while also creating a barrier between the horse owner administering the treatment and the active ingredient.

Available in two different pack sizes containing 60 or 160 tablets, Pergocoat tablets are packaged in double-layered blister packs to help minimise the risk of accidental ingestion.