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this research, Frost & Sullivans expert analysts thoroughly examine
the following markets: amino acids, feed acidifiers and feed enzymes,
while also providing an overview of the feed antibiotics and direct-fed
microbials markets. com/reports/c41662) has announced the
addition of "Feed Acidifiers - Global Strategic Business
Report" to their offering. The other products acquired by Virbac from King are
Pancrezyme(R), used to treat pancreatic enzyme insufficiency, a chronic
disease in dogs that can cause diarrhea and weight loss; Tumil-K(R), a
supplement for cats with low blood potassium levels, which can cause
weight loss and muscle weakness; and Uroeze(R) and Ammonil(R), which are
both urinary acidifiers for the treatment and prevention of canine
bladder stones and feline lower urinary tract inflammation. |
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