Respiratory Treatments

Looking to help your horse breathe easier and perform at their best? Our selection of horse respiratory treatments are designed to support lung function and relieve common breathing issues. Browse our collection today and provide your horse with the support they need to feel their best.

Understanding Equine Respiratory Health

When breathing problems in your horse arise, they're often caused by two common issues, allergies or exercise-induced pulmonary hemorrhage (EIPH). Managing these problems takes more than just a quick fix—it requires a daily commitment. At Valley Vet, we’re here to partner with you and provide the trusted solutions you need to support your horse’s respiratory health.

Explore Our Treatment Options

We offer a variety of products to help you manage your horse's respiratory health. Discover which option is right for your horse:

• Flexineb E3 Nebulizer for Horses: This portable nebulizer delivers medication directly to your horse's lungs for fast-acting relief. It's a great tool for treating a variety of respiratory issues in a quiet, stress-free way.
• Respiratory Support Supplement: Oral supplements can provide daily support for soft tissues in the lungs and promote a healthy inflammatory response. These are an easy addition to your horse's feed.
• Nasal Strips: Nasal strips gently lift nasal passages to help increase airflow, which can be particularly helpful for horses during exercise or competition.
• All-In-One Paste: This convenient paste can provide quick relief for respiratory issues on the go, making it a great option for travel days or competitions.

How to Help Prevent Respiratory Issues

Simple, proactive steps can help reduce allergens and improve your horse’s respiratory health.

• Stable Ventilation & Dust Management: Try watering barn alleys, increasing turnout time, and providing well-ventilated, clean stalls.
• Fly Control: For horses irritated by insects, a feed-through fly product can help repel them. You can also use fly spray, fans, and fly proof garments like fly sheets to help decrease the fly population.
• Seasonal Irritants: Reduce weeds in the fields and plan to stall your horse with a fan during peak pollen season.

For more information on helping your horse’s respiratory system, check out our article, Help Your Horse Breath Easy.

When to Seek Veterinary Help

If you notice any symptoms, including a persistent cough, difficulty breathing, a snotty nose, or if your horse's condition worsens, always consult with your veterinarian for a proper diagnosis and treatment plan.

Your Horse Deserves the Best Care

For more information on horses' respiratory health, check out Merck Veterinary Manual article on Respiratory Diseases of Horses.

Need help selecting the best respiratory treatment for your horse? Don’t hesitate to contact us! We’re here to assist with all your horse health needs.