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Aspirin Bolus 240gm 50ct
To be used orally as an aid in reducing fever and for relief of minor muscular aches and joint pains in cattle, calves, horses and foals.
Duramycin 72-200 500mL
Duramycin 72-200 Injection is a sterile, ready-to-use solution containing 200 mg per mL of the broad spectrum antibiotic oxytetracycline. Duramycin 72-200 is effective against a wide range of gram-positive and gram-negative bacteria for beef cattle, dairy cattle, calves (including pre-ruminating veal calves) and swine.
FIRST COLOSTRUM 50g IgG 350gm - DV010160
This 100% natural bovine colostrum powder provides passive immunity to newborn calves when maternal colostrum is inadequate or quality is not certain. This calf colostrum offers protection against severe diarrhea and mortality associated with K99 E. coli. USDA-approved calf colostrum supplement to provide 50 g of immunoglobulins per dose.
DuraZyme Paste for Calves 15g
MAXIMUM STRENGTH.
DuraZyme Paste for Calves maximum strength formulation containing egg based functional proteins designed for use in all newborn beef and dairy calves. Containing a special formulation of lactic acid-producing bacteria, dried milk protein, lactase enzymes and dried egg solids to aid in fighting disease, minimize intestinal infections and enhance appetite and digestion.
Bag Balm 4.5lb Pail
Designed with the original customers in mind, our 4.5lb Pail brings relief in bulk.
Triodine 7 - 1gal
For topical application on the skin to disinfect superficial wounds, cuts, abrasions, insect bites and minor bruises.
PROBIOS DISPERSIBLE POWDER 150D 5lb
Keep things running smoothly with Probios Dispersible Powder Supplement. This powdered supplement for pets is formulated to support proper digestion. Each scoop provides more than 10 million colony-forming units from four different strains of lactic acid bacteria that work to naturally facilitate digestion. It also supports a healthy immune system, skin and coat.
