Clinical Decision Support

Equine drug and fluid calculators at your fingertips

A field-ready hub of veterinary calculators built for equine practitioners. From TPN formulation to induction protocols, EquiCalc keeps your math fast and your focus on the patient.

Glucose and GIRDextrose concentration and peripheral line safety

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TPN FormulationRER, dextrose, amino acids, and lipid volumes

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FluidsDeficit, shock bolus, and crystalloid selection

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CRILidocaine, ketamine, butorphanol, MLK bags

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AnesthesiaInduction protocols and TIVA / triple drip

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SedationStanding sedation, epidurals, and IM doses

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Calculator Modules

7 modules

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Glucose and GIR

Calculate glucose infusion rate, required dextrose concentration, and volume to add. Flags peripheral vs. central line thresholds.

GIR Dextrose Neonatal

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TPN

Full parenteral nutrition formulator for foals and adults. RER-based caloric targets with dextrose, amino acid, and lipid outputs.

Foal Adult Nutrition

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Fluids

Dehydration deficit calculator, shock and hypertonic bolus dosing, plasma volume, and crystalloid comparison table.

Deficit Shock HTS

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CRI

Lidocaine loading and maintenance, ketamine and butorphanol CRIs, and full MLK bag builder with mL-of-each-stock outputs.

Lidocaine MLK Ketamine

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Anesthesia

Four induction protocols with mg and mL outputs. TIVA and triple drip bag builders for GXK and DXK with rate ranges.

Induction TIVA GXK / DXK

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Sedation

Standing sedation doses for xylazine, detomidine, romifidine, and medetomidine. Caudal epidural calculator with dilution guidance.

Alpha-2 Epidural IM Doses

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Reference

Adult and neonatal foal normal values, CRI drug quick-reference table, common dilutions, and unit conversions. The whole cheat-sheet in one place.

Normals Foal Conversions

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Clinical Disclaimer EquiCalc is intended as a calculation aid for licensed veterinary professionals. All drug doses, fluid rates, and formulations must be verified against current references and adapted to the individual patient. This tool does not replace clinical judgment, specialist consultation, or approved prescribing guidelines.