This form of duralactin can be easily fed in food to dogs and cats. Shelter animals get this in their dry food and it is readily accepted.

It is a less expensive - cost effective way to administer microlactin to a large cat or dog population

Pros: Can be administered easily in food to cats and dogs

Cons: none

One of our horses has a lameness issue which we were not able to isolate. Vet thought it might be arthritis, then a hoof problem, then didn't know. We tried Duralactin and she is now moving sound. She has no problems with the taste. I recommend it if you are looking for a long term solution to inflammation.

Pros: Works

Cons: Not inexpensive