Vetoquinol Zylkene Equine Behavior Support Horse Supplement Powder 2000mg 20ct

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Brand New Vetoquinol Zylkene Equine Behavior Support Horse Supplement Powder 2000mg
Manufacturer model:
ZYLKENE EQUINE POWDER
Zylkene Equine is clinically-proven to reduce stress-related behavioral problems in horses & ponies
Recommended for situational stress & behavior management such as loading, travel, weaning & training
Zylkene Equine works to keep your equine calm & comforted during stressful times & new environments
Non-sedative, non-addictive Alpha-Casozepine works to promote relaxation, comfort & contentment
Apple flavored; Provides a sense of calm & maintains mental alertness without tranquilizing/sedating
Description
Size:
20 Count
VetoquinolContains bovine-sourced hydrolyzed milk proteinPromotes a sense of relaxation and contentmentConvenient single oral powder 8 gram pouchAlso available in 6ct box21266282 Researchers found that a substance in mothers milk might be responsible for the state of relaxation newborns experience after nursing. This inspired the discovery of a unique milk-derived protein, alpha-casozepine, with proven calming properties. Alpha-casozepine promotes a sense of relaxation and contentment. It is non-sedating and all natural. Zylkene comes in a convenient single oral powder administration 8 gram pouch. The packaging for the 8 gram pouch comes in two convenient sizes of 20 pouches and 6 pouches per box. Made in the USA.
EXP 04/2020
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