biodyl red

biodyl red Injection for the treatment of various muscle diseases in cattle, sheep, horses and small animals.
For the treatment of vitamin B12. trace elements and mineral deficiency ( as may occur with fatigue ). convalescence, stress caused by transportation, delayed muscle function in young animals, bringing condition in to racehorses, myopathy dyspnea syndrome in calves, white muscle disease, muscular dystrophy in herbivores, stiff lamb disease, enzootic paraplegia in lambs, myositis in horses, azoturie and the like. Vit . B12 plays an important role in blood formation, the formation of nucleic acids and the catabolism of glycosides.

It is important in the construction of the myoglobine core. Selenium is assigned to play an important role in the muscle cell metabolism and the integrity of cell membranes.

Biodyl red is also widely used to give horses that extra energy they sometimes need and has a positive effect on energy metabolism and muscle metabolism.

Horses are not tested positive using Phead-head-roperties:http://www.horsemedicare.com

Vit. B12 plays an important role in the formation of blood, the formation of nucleic acids and the catabolism of glycosides. It is important in the building of the myoglobin nucleus. Selenium is assigned an important role in muscle cell metabolism and the integrity of cell membranes. biodyl red  Injection

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Vit. B12, trace element and mineral deficiency (such as fatigue, laggards, reconvalescence, delayed muscle function in young animals, stress due to transport, white muscle disease (WMD), muscular dystrophy in herbivores, stiff lamb disease, enzootic paraplegia in lambs.

Dosage:
horse / beef: 20 ml per once in 4 to 5 days.
foal / calf: 5 – 10 ml per animal once every 4 to 5 days.
lamb / pig: 2 – 5 ml per animal once every 4 to 5 days

cat: 1ml per animal once every 4 to 5 days.
dog: 2 – 5 ml per animal once every 4 to 5 days. Vit. B12, trace element and mineral deficiency (such as fatigue, laggards, reconvalescence, delayed muscle function in young animals, stress due to transport, white muscle disease (WMD), muscular dystrophy in herbivores, stiff lamb disease, enzootic paraplegia in lambs.