Prepare your mares for effective breeding with Settle® equine endometritis treatment - a USDA-approved immunotherapeutic recommended to aid in treating equine endometritis.
Endometritis begins in mares and is an inflammation of the uterus to expel semen and bacteria after breeding. While not life-threatening, the condition, commonly caused by streptococcus zooepidemicus, significantly impacts the equine industry, affecting up to 43% of broodmares worldwide. Mares with persistent and post-breeding endometritis have an increased embryonic loss rate and a lower overall pregnancy rate than those without the condition.
If your mare has vulval or cervical discharge or uterine fluid accumulation, a single dose of Settle can help resolve the uterine infection, inflammation and discomfort before it leads to long-lasting issues.
Settle has been successfully administered at the following times:
- The diagnosis of uterine infection.
- The day after foaling.
- After retained placenta removal.
- During natural breeding or artificial insemination.
- Before shipping mares for breeding.
Cautions: Keep out of reach of children and animals.
Storage: Store at 35 to 45 degrees Fahrenheit.
Instructions: Mix thoroughly before injecting. Use the entire contents when you first open the treatment. You can administer a 1.5ml dose of Settle directly into the uterus with a sterile catheter or via intravenous injection to the mare's jugular vein during early estrus. If needed, repeat the treatment at subsequent estrus periods.
