Duralactin® Canine Joint Plus Soft Chews 60 ct
Duralactin Canine Joint Plus Soft Chews 60 ct is a supplement containing MicroLactin (dried milk protein) for dogs, provided by Mixlab. Available over the counter.
Microlactin, Glucosamine HCl (marine source), Methylsulfonylmethane (MSM), Omega 3 (EPA) Fatty Acids, Omega 3 (DHA) Fatty Acids, Zinc, Manganese, Vitamine E. See product label for other ingredients.
Dosage guidelines can be found on the product label. Dosing directions provided are for guidance only.
Give directly or feed with food. 1 soft chew daily for 0-60 lbs. weight of dog; 2 soft chews daily for 61-120 lbs. weight of dog; 3 soft chews daily for 121+lbs. weight of dog.
Duralactin is a supplement containing MicroLactin (dried milk protein). It provides MicroLactin, a dried milk protein studied for supporting comfort and normal inflammatory balance as part of general wellness; joint versions add glucosamine. Talk with your veterinarian before starting any new supplement to make sure it is appropriate for your pet.
This information describes general wellness support, not treatment of any condition; your veterinarian can advise whether it is appropriate for your pet.
This information describes a dietary supplement. Supplements are not evaluated by the FDA for safety or effectiveness and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Consult your veterinarian before use.
This product is a supplement intended for general wellness support. Follow the label for dosing by weight and give it with food unless directed otherwise. Tell your veterinarian about everything your pet receives. If you notice digestive upset or other changes, discontinue use and consult your veterinarian.
No. This is an over-the-counter product available through Mixlab. Your veterinarian can advise whether it fits your pet's care.
MicroLactin is a dried milk protein studied for supporting comfort and normal inflammatory balance as part of general wellness.
Follow the label for the form and dose based on your pet's weight; most are given with food.
Supplements are generally given consistently over several weeks. Your veterinarian can advise on expectations.
Tell your veterinarian about everything your pet receives so they can confirm the combination is appropriate.