Equine IgG (Immunoglobulin G) – 30g of IgG in 300 ml liquid oral supplement for foals. Foals are born without immune defenses, and it is the mother’s colostrum ingested during the first 12 hours of life that provides them with their first antibodies (IGg), which will protect them during the first two to three months of life. Orphan foals however, or foals unable to suckle, are not the only horses that require additional IgG intake. If the mother’s colostrum is of poor quality, it may make the foal more vulnerable in the first months of life. Immunofoal is designed to provide additional nutritional support for newborn foals requiring immunoglobulin G (IgG).