Duralactin tablets - SOLD

[littleroads]

SOLD!

I recently bought two bottles of Canine Duralactin for our golden retriever as an anti-inflammatory and immuno-nutritional aid. It is high in milk protein, and we found out that TwoLane is allergic to milk. So I can't use the rest. We used approximately 1/2 of one bottle (180 tablets per bottle), so there are approximately 270 tablets total left.

The expiration date is 11/2009. I would like to ask $40 for the two bottles, including shipping (currently selling for $84.99 for 2 on the link below). Everything over shipping costs goes to ARF.

http://www.entirelypets.com/du1ta.html?__utma=1.1041242094.1226594327.12265943 27.1226594327.1&__utmb=1&__utmc=1&__utmx=-&__utmz=1.1226594327.1.1.utmccn%3D(referral)%7Cutmc sr%3Dentirelypets.com%7Cutmcct%3D%2F%7Cutmcmd%3Dre ferral&__utmv=-&__utmk=261486222

[littleroads]

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Still for sale...

[babswilde]

I took your advice and got some human MSN for Brumby. It says that it takes 6 weeks to accumulate enuf to show effect, along with the Chrondroitan Glucomasime stuff. (sp??). How did you know that Two Lane was allergic to milk?

[littleroads]

We had him tested a couple of years ago (Heska test), and it showed that he has severe allergies to 3 types of dust mites, and mild to moderate allergies to several other things, including beef, venison, and whey/whey products.

We give him shots for the dust mite allergies, but he was still scratching/itching, so I went back and looked at what else he was allergic to, and saw that whey/whey products (milk/cheese, etc.) were moderate allergies. Duralactin is made from milk protein. I'm trying to eliminate everything I can that he is allergic to, to help him with the itching. He gets a bath about every 3 months with a hypo-allergenic shampoo, and I have quit giving him any beef products, or cheese, yogurt, milk, etc.

He seems to be doing some better.

[littleroads]

Still have these for sale. Price reduced to $30, including shipping. Expiration date is 11/2009, so still good.