NV Cophos B Injectable

Injectable Phosphate & Vitamin B12 Muscle Buffer

NV Cophos B Injectable is formulated to support muscle energy, buffering capacity, endurance and post-exercise recovery in performance horses undertaking strenuous training or competition.

Designed for performance horses in hard work, Cophos B contains ethanolamine phosphate and vitamin B12 (cyanocobalamin) to provide readily available phosphate for working muscles.

Supplied as a 100 mL sterile injection for intramuscular administration.

How Cophos B Works

Phosphate plays an important role in energy metabolism, muscle function and the body's natural buffering systems. Demand for phosphate increases during strenuous aerobic and anaerobic exercise, and must ultimately be met from dietary or supplemental sources. Phosphate is involved in storing and releasing energy to working muscles and contributes to normal acid-base balance and oxygen delivery and utilisation.

Vitamin B12 Support

Cyanocobalamin contributes to normal metabolic processes and supports energy metabolism and appetite.

Ideal For

• Performance horses in hard work
• Racing and competition horses
• Horses in intensive training

Key Benefits

• Supports muscle energy production during hard work
• Provides readily available phosphate
• Supports the body's natural buffering systems
• Supports oxygen utilisation by working muscles
• Helps support endurance and power output
• May help delay the onset of muscle fatigue
• Supports recovery following strenuous exercise
• Contains vitamin B12 for normal metabolism and appetite

Directions

Horses and dogs: 1 mL per 15 kg bodyweight by intramuscular injection twice weekly, or as directed by a veterinarian. According to the product directions, Cophos B is most effective when given within 4–6 hours of anticipated hard work. Intravenous administration should only be undertaken by, or under the direct supervision of, a veterinarian.

Complete Muscle Support

Combining phosphate and vitamin B12, NV Cophos B helps performance horses meet the energy and buffering demands of hard work and recover well afterwards.

Horses with persistent fatigue, poor performance, muscle soreness, weakness or prolonged recovery should be assessed by a veterinarian. Injections should only be given as directed by a veterinarian or by an experienced person using sterile equipment. Check the label for withholding periods, and for racing or competition horses confirm detection times with your veterinarian. Do not use in animals with known sensitivity to any ingredient. Always read the label before use and consult your veterinarian or the manufacturer if your horse is unwell, pregnant or on other treatment. Keep out of reach of children.