Help Improve
Your Patients’
Quality of Life
Duralactin® is like no other supplement in its unique approach to managing animals’ joint health and overall wellness. It has garnered top reviews by veterinarians for its inflammation-fighting benefits without the side effects that come with other joint remedies. You can confidently offer your clients Duralactin® as a long-term way to help their dogs, cats and horses.
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Patients’ Quality of Life
Backed by Science
Contrary to other joint and wellness supplements, Duralactin® enjoys robust scientific support. Duralactin® has shown positive results within seven days and peak results in 10-14 days. It’s been used clinically for 20 years and has been proven effective in multiple in vivo and in vitro published studies.1,2,3
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Client Brochures
Our product brochures give your clients a take-home way to learn about all the benefits of Duralactin®. Just download and send them to your clients or print and hand them out when needed.
VETERINARIAN TESTIMONIALS
Best alternative therapy
“I have been using Duralactin® for many years and find it to be a great alternative for dogs that can not tolerate other therapies. It’s well tolerated and many owners report significant improvement while taking Duralactin®.”
Leilani Alvarez, DVM
Nonpaid testimonial based on veterinarians own experience.
Fits in every
treatment plan
Cristy L. Towers, DVM
Nonpaid testimonial based on veterinarians own experience.
My go-to supplement
Rachael M. Ragozzino, DVM
Nonpaid testimonial based on veterinarians own experience.
1Bello TR, Allen TM. The use of MicroLactin® for inflammatory conditions in equine veterinary practice. J Eq Vet Sci. 005;25,9:379-382.
2Bello TR, Allen TM. An intensive approach in the treatment of equine protozoal myeloencephalitis. J Eq Vet Sci. 2008;28:479-483.
3Gingerich DA, Strobel JD. Use of client-specific outcome measures to assess treatment effects in geriatric, arthritic dogs: controlled clinical evaluation of a nutraceutical. Vet Ther. 2003;4:376-386.
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