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Aspen Mineral Oil, 1 Gal

Original price was: $23.19.Current price is: $17.71.

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Overview

Aspen Mineral Oil is a food-grade, multi-purpose mineral oil widely used in livestock and equine care as an oral laxative, gut lubricant, and general-purpose farm and equipment lubricant. In livestock medicine, mineral oil is one of the most commonly used treatments for impaction colic in horses, bloat management in cattle, and constipation in a variety of species — administered by oral drench or nasogastric tube to lubricate the GI tract and facilitate the passage of impacted material. The food-grade formulation makes it safe for oral administration in horses, cattle, sheep, goats, and swine. The 1-gallon size provides an economical supply for barn first-aid kits and operations that use mineral oil regularly as part of their livestock health program.

Key Features

  • Food-grade mineral oil — safe for oral administration in horses and livestock
  • Used as an oral laxative and gut lubricant for impaction colic, bloat, and constipation
  • Administered by oral drench or nasogastric tube in horses and cattle
  • Multi-purpose — also used as a general farm and equipment lubricant
  • Odorless and tasteless for easier administration
  • 1-gallon size for economical barn and farm use

Specifications

  • Brand: Aspen
  • Product: Mineral Oil
  • Grade: Food-Grade
  • Form: Liquid
  • Size: 1 gallon
  • Species: Horses, cattle, sheep, goats, swine

Best For

  • Treatment of impaction colic in horses via nasogastric tube or oral drench
  • Bloat management and GI lubrication in cattle and small ruminants
  • Constipation treatment in livestock via oral drench
  • General-purpose farm and equipment lubrication
  • Barn first-aid kits requiring a reliable, food-grade mineral oil supply

Consult your veterinarian before administering mineral oil for colic or impaction. Improper administration via nasogastric tube can cause aspiration pneumonia. Always follow veterinary guidance for dosage and administration route.