We have used this product on several horses. It must be given in correct dosage and under the supervision of a vet! Our vet administered this to one horse and he had a negative reaction to it. Luckily our vet was there to assess the situation. He has since recovered. Never give this medication without your vet's knowledge.

Pros: good for it's intended purpose

Cons: Must be used under vet supervision

I've had to use this twice for two of my horses. The first time was on my gelding, Blue, to help the vet diagnose his cataract and subsequent blindness in that eye. The second time, right now, for my mare, Mama. She has an infection in her eye, so the vet prescribed this and an antibiotic. I hope it helps.

Pros: Does its job

Cons: Have to take precautions in the sun

Atropine in a combination with Gentak works very well in controlling episodes of moonblindness in my horse. I also use the Guardian Mask during the day and a light colored mask at night.

Pros: Fully Dilates the Pupils to Let Medicine Work

Cons: Horse Must Be Kept in Dark until It Wears Off

This can be a life saving drug, but should ONLY be used by a vet or under a vet's direction, when horse is under respratory distress.

Pros: great results

Cons: none

This drug probably save Faith's life once while suffering from COPD. It was given to her by my vet and she is doing well today.

Pros: Saved Faith

Cons: Should be used by Vet