Yes, Becky- It is called Equine Coli Endotox by Novartis. I actually got mine from a vet's office, but you can also order on-line. I see that Valley Vet supply also carries it for $22.95. Small price to pay, I think, since I am a believer in this product!
You see, last year one of our foals died on day 4 from E-coli. We had never had an issue like this before. Our vet at the time said to use this product as a preventive! He recommended it for all foals and not just if a person has had problems at their place. He, and one other vet since, said I could use the whole tube on the foal, it wouldn't hurt. Once the tube is opened you are supposed to discard any unused portion. One other vet I asked about it said we could get by on half a tube- but why throw the other half out, I guess- since it won't hurt and can only help.
Honestly, we had no problems with our babies here with the foal diarrhea or being sick. I just kept waiting for it to happen and it didn't!
I WILL be using this product on all foals from here on out. It is just not worth the risk of them getting sick from ecoli by not using it. The quicker you give it to the foal within the first 12 hours, the better, I am told. You just don't want that nasty bug getting into your babies. One foal was several hours old (the foaling alarm never went off!) and the other foal was about 45 minutes old when we gave it. It is a great product!
Good luck, Becky- let us know how it goes.
Peggy
PS- Back to Calekio's problem- I hope your foal gets better soon. I think you had some really good advice here on this Forum. Keep us posted, ok?!