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Seraquin Seraquin is a joint supplement, specially formulated to help maintain healthy joint function in dogs. It is recommended by many vets for use in arthritis in dogs . Dog Supplies>Joint Care>Seraquin 5 stars, based on 22 ratings Price From: $23.89$23.89 In stock! Order now!

Seraquin for Dogs

Seraquin for dogs is a joint supplement, specially formulated to help dogs to maintain healthy joint function. It is recommended by many vets for use on its own or in tandem with prescription arthritis treatments where necessary.

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Seraquin 800 mg

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Seraquin for Dogs

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Please ensure you carefully read all product instructions on packing or label before using product.

Ingredients

Each chewable tablet contains: Glucosamine HCL 500mg Chondroitin sulphate 380mg Tumeric extract (curcumin) 50mg

Manufacturer

Boehringer Ingelheim

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