Identifying Other Veterinary Lubricants to Avoid

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Here are some guidelines to help identify other lubricants you may wish to avoid in your practice or farm.

Veterinary lubricant for horse breeding and dog breeding
For Animal Use Only

User Story

“Therio-gel* has been terrific, particularly for difficult stallions that need lubrication of the AV more than once. The lubricant certainly has no effect on motility up to 48 hrs after collection… I was able to improve 3 stallions that were considered poor semen shippers, to an acceptable level of motility at 36 hours after collection, just by changing to Therio-gel.”

Dr. JS Langley, BC

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