Super Codlivine The Joint Suppliment

Product Information

This joint supplement contains all of the benefits of the balanced broad spectrum blend of vitamins, minerals, trace elements and cod liver oil in Super Codlivine.

Sodium 2%, Iodine 30mg/kg, Selenium 8mg/kg, Cobalt 10mg/kg, Manganese 1600mg/kg, Iron 7600mg/kg, Copper 1500mg/kg, Zinc 4000mg/kg, Folic Acid 300mg/kg. Hi I used to feed codlevinehorse to my horse a few years ago and it had great results then my needs changed and it was no need to feed it but now my stallion is a lot older someone said that you can get this supplements with g locos amine in it . FedEx and DPD are delivered the next day from point of dispatch for UK mainland addresses or in two working days for Scottish Highlands, Islands, Northern Ireland, and Irish addresses.Super Codlivine Garlic, Parsley and Linseed Oil Supplement for Horses is a very useful supplement that includes excellent ingredients sure to provide the horse with overall levels of health, as well as specific benefits that make Super Codlivine Garlic, Parsley and Linseed Oil Supplement for Horses an essential supplement for any horse owner. With a balanced, broad spectrum blend of vitamins, minerals and trace elements, together with cod liver oil to optimise your horses health and wellbeing.

Sorry for any inconvenience caused, sadly with the cost of fuel so high our business model does not work.u/kg, Vitamin E 1000mg/kg, Vitamin B1 700mg/kg, Vitamin B2 700mg/kg, Vitamin B6 300mg/kg, Vitamin B12 500mcg/kg, Niacin 1500mg/kg, Pantothenic Acid 500mg/kg, Biotin 150mg/kg, Vitamin K 150mg/kg, Lysine 4400mg/kg, Methionine 1400mg/kg, Calcium 4%, Phosphorus P 1. Super Codlivine Joint Supplement also has additional ingredients which are beneficial to ease stiffness. Yes you need the Super Codlivine Joint Supplement, which has all the same things as the original product, plus glucosamine and MSM for joints. Being whole cereal grain and molasses free it is higher in fibre and lower in starch and sugar than traditional conditioning feeds. There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase, a SQL command or malformed data.