Value Plus Electrolyte Liquid for Horses 1 Litre

Value Plus Electrolyte Liquid for Horses 1 Litre

Marsoni

M251S

$23.00

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Value Plus Electrolyte Liquid for Horses 1 LitreValue Plus Electrolyte Liquid for Horses Rapid Hydration & Electrolyte Replenishment Value Plus Electrolyte Liquid for Horses is a highly concentrated oral electrolyte solution designed to restore fluid and electrolyte balance lost during racing, competition, training, travel, hot weather, or illness. This palatable apple flavoured formula ensures easy acceptance, promoting rapid rehydration and recovery in performance and pleasure horses. Key

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