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Glycerine 5 lb

Part Number: ANIM0090675
Weight: 2.00 lbs

For topical use alone or as part of a poultice to help remove fluids from an inflamed area. to be used as directed amount and frequency to be directed by veterinarian.

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1 gallon
99.5% glycerine

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