|Articles|July 1, 2003

Mini Enema

V.E.T. Pharmaceuticals brings back Enemeez?, a convenient mini enema for the veterinary market.

V.E.T. Pharmaceuticals brings back Enemeez, a convenient mini enema for the veterinary market. Enemeez produces quick evacuation of dog and cats without the mess and fuss normally associated with giving an enema, the company says. Conveniently packaged in easy grip polyethylene tubes, Enemeez is 283 mg of docusate sodium in a 5 cc tube.

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