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Current Category Electrolyte Replacers

	Recharge for Greyhounds 500ml
	It is common for dogs to lose large quantities of fluid and electrolytes during transportation, exercise and stressful conditions. Unless these losses are replaced rapidly chronic dehydration, muscle cramping, loss of performance and nervousness can occur. Price: QTY:

	Beta-Cel 350g
	BETA CEL   Beta-Cel is a balanced formulation of electrolytes specifically designed for greyhounds. Beta-Cel contains a range of different salts including chloride, magnesium and calcium in the correct amounts to meet the needs of the working dog. Beta-Cel also contains glucose to aid absorption of salts from the gut plus lactate and citrate salts to help buffer muscle acidosis. Price: QTY:

	Beta-Cel 1kg
	BETA CEL   Beta-Cel is a balanced formulation of electrolytes specifically designed for greyhounds. Beta-Cel contains a range of different salts including chloride, magnesium and calcium in the correct amounts to meet the needs of the working dog. Beta-Cel also contains glucose to aid absorption of salts from the gut plus lactate and citrate salts to help buffer muscle acidosis. Price: QTY:

	Beta-Cel 2kg
	BETA CEL   Beta-Cel is a balanced formulation of electrolytes specifically designed for greyhounds. Beta-Cel contains a range of different salts including chloride, magnesium and calcium in the correct amounts to meet the needs of the working dog. Beta-Cel also contains glucose to aid absorption of salts from the gut plus lactate and citrate salts to help buffer muscle acidosis. Price: QTY:

	Beta-K 125's
	Potassium is the electrolyte most likely to become depleted by hard exercise, travelling, barking and panting – particularly in nervy dogs. Low blood potassium can result in dehydration and poor performance in racing greyhounds. Adequate levels of potassium are vital for normal nerve and muscle function.   Price: QTY:

	Beta-K 500's
	Potassium is the electrolyte most likely to become depleted by hard exercise, travelling, barking and panting – particularly in nervy dogs. Low blood potassium can result in dehydration and poor performance in racing greyhounds. Adequate levels of potassium are vital for normal nerve and muscle function. Price: QTY: