Question 1

Hiw does it work

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Duralactin contains a milk protein concentrate called MicroLactin that will help for the long term management of chronic inflammation. Duralactin is not a drug or steroid but is a natural product derived from milk. It contains MicroLactin a patented special milk derivative that works differently than NSAIDs or steroids. Milk has long been known to have more than just nutritional factors - the anti-inflammatory effects have been known for decades. Duralactin can help relieve the clinical signs associated with inflammation and help your pet live a more comfortable and active life.

Question 2

How does this product compare (aside from price) to nutramax dasuquin with msm chewable tablets for dogs by nutramax?  has anyone done the comparison?

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Duralactin and Dasuquin are very different products and have different mechanisms of action for helping with joint pain/arthritis pain.  Duralactin contains a milk protein that has anti-inflammatory effects. While Dasuquin has multiple active ingredients that have multiple effects such as anti-inflammatory, chondroprotectant, increased lubrication of joints, etc. There are benefits to both products and what it comes down to is what works best in your dog to help control pain.  Dasuquin is probably one of the best glucosamine/chondroitin products available and is well worth trying. Flexadin granules is also a very good glucosamine/chondroitin product. Personally, I had my dog (a golden to retriever with hip dysplasia) on Flexadin and it did not make a significant difference in her lameness even after several months, but when I added Duralactin, the improvement was amazing. She was running and playing ball again without any lameness. I think you should see what works best for your dog. Duralactin was great for my dog, but I am still using it in combination with Flexadin.  Ask your vet for his/her opinion.

Question 3

what are ingrediants?

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Active: MicroLactin(dried milk protein) 1000mgInactive: Dextrose, magnesium stearate, stearic acid, vanilla flavoring

Question 4

Does anyone know the calorie content in one of these Duralactin chewable vanilla tablets?  Thanks!

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I don't know but my dog tends to gain weight as she is old and sleeps a lot. She is has taken it for over a month with no weight gain and moves a little more and seems happier. I give as directed but crumble it in her food. Hope this helps.

ASIN	B001TLKXLA
ASIN	B001TLKXLA
Active Ingredients	Microlactin
Allergen Information	Dairy may contain
Best Sellers Rank	#11,761 in Pet Supplies ( See Top 100 in Pet Supplies ) #162 in Dog Hip & Joint Care
Brand Name	PRN
Customer Reviews	4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars (2,055)
Date First Available	March 20, 2007
Dog Breed Size	Large
Flavor	Vanilla
Global Trade Identification Number	00685687049483
Included Components	1
Item Form	Tablet
Item Weight	1.1 pounds
Item model number	3004948
Manufacturer	Vet's Plus
Manufacturer	Vet's Plus
Manufacturer Part Number	3004948
Model Number	3004948
Number of Items	1
Product Benefits	Joint Health
Product Dimensions	3.5 x 3.5 x 6.75 inches; 1.1 pounds
Specific Uses For Product	Joints
Target Species	Dog
UPC	764464049486 685687049483
Unit Count	180 Count
Warranty Description	Contact manufacturer

Pharmacal Duralactin Canine Chewable Tablets, Vanilla, 180 Count | Joint Health & Mobility Support for Dogs & Puppies with 1,000 mg MicroLactin Dried Milk Protein, Vanilla-Flavored Chewables

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