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Duralactin Equine Pellets, 1.875 lbs

By Duralactin
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Duralactin Equine Pellets, 1.875 lbs

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Duralactin Equine Pellets contains MicroLactin dried Milk protein and works for the long term management of chronic inflamation in horses.
Duralactin Equine Pellets contains MicroLactin dried Milk protein and works for the long term management of chronic inflamation in horses.
Horses
-Zinc to help maintain structural integrity of cell membranes -For the long term management of chronic inflammatory conditions in horses -7 grams of MicroLactin® dried milk protein per scoop
No known side effects
MicroLactin® dried milk protein 7000 mg Zinc 15 mg Manganese 8 mg
In case of overdose contact your nearest pet hospital immediately.
1.875 lbs
PRN Pharmacal, Inc.
Directions for Use:
Give directly or feed with food. Give 2 level scoops once a day or 1 level scoop twice a day on sweet feed.
Each level scoop holds at least .5 oz total weight.
One bag contains a minimum of 56 level scoops.
MicroLactin® dried milk protein 7000 mg
Zinc 15 mg
Manganese 8 mg

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Sam D Verified Purchase
May 9, 2014

Duralactin is an excellent product, I've used Duralactin for several years - it's pricey, but it's been quite good at dealing with 'mystery lameness' - where there isn't a truly specific reason why the horse is off. It seems to control chronic inflammation (as advertised) and it restored one of my show horses from being pretty much retired to actually being functional again. I have another horse that has a permanently irritated tendon (he was leased, injured a front tendon, but instead of resting him, they just kept using him, so the tendon became chronically inflamed). The Duralactin appears to be helping him back to soundness.

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