Bovidr Laboratories Nutri-Drench Alpaca & Llama Supplement, 1-qt bottle

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  • Designed to enter the bloodstream quickly.
  • Helps maintain the nutritive balance of your alpacas and llamas.
  • Includes a blend of ingredients to help relieve heat stress and shipping strain.
  • Formulated to boost your alpacas’ or llamas’ appetite.
  • May also help enhance newborn survival.

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Will this help llamas and alpacas gain weight?

Answer by Chewy • Sep 27, 2023
This product stimulates appetite and may aid in weight gain alongside a balanced diet.
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By Julie on Jan 15, 2026

Helping with weight gain

Primarily we use Nutri-Drench on females and a few crias, younger animals that are not gaining or are losing weight. It boosts the blood sugar level and the metabolism

Primarily we use Nutri-Drench on females and a few crias, younger animals that are not gaining or are losing weight. It boosts the blood sugar level and the metabolism as well. We find it to be a super great supportive means to keep the animals healthy.

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By Patti on Oct 17, 2024

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My cria (baby alpaca) had a skin disorder (elephant skin) apparently caused by a nutrient deficiency (zinc) from his mother . I did the recommended loading dosage

My cria (baby alpaca) had a skin disorder (elephant skin) apparently caused by a nutrient deficiency (zinc) from his mother . I did the recommended loading dosage to him and his mother then tapered off. 3 months later, his skin is normal. I am continuing Nutridrench 2x a week.