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Equine Arthritis Treatment
PetLabs 360 introduces Arthogen for Horses, a solution to equine joint problems.
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PetLabs 360 introduces Arthogen for Horses, a solution to equine joint problems. Degenerative Joint Disease (DJD) causes lameness from arthritic joint conditions.
Equine Arthritis Treatment
Arthogen for horses is a blend of human-grade ingredients including gluco-samine HCI and chondroitin sulfate. The product is a complete formula to supply and build glycosaminoglycans and collagen, which are essential for rebuilding cartilage and replacing synovial fluid, the company says.
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Each serving of Arthogen for Horses includes 2,000 mg of glucosamine HCI and 600 mg of chondroitin sulfate along with manganese and ascorbate.
The product has an apple flavor for palatability. The product can be fed directly or with an oral syringe.
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