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Saving Time and Money with bActivate: A Smarter Approach to Endometritis in Mares

25. March 2024

The traditional fight against endometritis can be time-consuming and expensive. Repeated breeding attempts, diagnostics, and treatments can take a toll on your resources. bActivate offers a new strategy to outsmart these sleeping saboteurs.

How bActivate Works:

This innovative product acts like a special wake-up call. It stimulates dormant bacteria within the uterus, making them become active and detectable. This allows veterinarians to accurately diagnose the infection and administer targeted antibiotics.

Benefits of bActivate:

  • Improved Detection: Identifies dormant infections that might be missed by traditional methods.
  • Effective Treatment: Allows for targeted antibiotic treatment of previously hidden bacteria.
  • Increased Efficiency: Potentially reduces the need for repeated breeding attempts and treatments.
  • Cost-Effectiveness: Saves time and money compared to traditional approaches that might miss the root cause.

bActivate’s Impact:

Studies have shown promising results with bActivate. A high success rate of mares becoming pregnant after a single treatment with bActivate highlights its potential to improve breeding outcomes.

Taking Control:

Endometritis doesn’t have to be a roadblock to your mare’s fertility. By understanding the challenges and exploring innovative solutions like bActivate, you can empower yourself to make informed decisions for your horse’s health and breeding success. Remember, talk to your veterinarian to see if bActivate is the right approach for your mare.

Reviews

Our clients experience

Success! After 3 years of hardship

bActivate has been tested by the therio group at Hagyard Equine Medical Institute, the world's largest equine hospital in Kentucky who basically normalized mare fertility by including bActivate into the standard repro work-up.

I used bActivate and after just one covering got a COLT foal — after 3 years of hardship where the mare went in foal but never managed to produce a live foal.

Breeder Mary Davison,

Cathrinestown Stud Farm, Leixlip, Ireland

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about problem mares, biofilm infections and bActivate treatment.