Dynavyte Tenderfoot Paste

Herbal Mobility & Comfort Paste

Dynavyte Tenderfoot Paste is a concentrated herbal formulation providing short-term nutritional support for comfortable movement, mobility and flexibility.

Designed for performance and working animals on an as-needed basis rather than as a routine daily supplement, it is a convenient product to keep on hand when extra support for movement is desired.

Supplied in a 32 mL oral syringe providing four 8 mL portions.

Mobility & Comfort Support

Tenderfoot may be useful when additional herbal support is desired for:

• Normal joint comfort
• Freedom of movement
• Suppleness and flexibility
• Limbs and joints following demanding activity
• General mobility

Some users informally call Tenderfoot a "herbal bute"; however, it is not equivalent to the veterinary medicine phenylbutazone and should not replace prescribed pain relief or anti-inflammatory treatment.

Competition Information

The manufacturer states that Tenderfoot does not contain prohibited substances. However, herbal ingredients can still be subject to individual racing and equestrian regulations, and rules can change. Always check the complete ingredient list and the current rules of your governing authority before use in a competition animal.

Ideal For

• Performance and working animals
• Occasional support after demanding activity

Key Benefits

• Concentrated herbal formulation
• Supports normal mobility, suppleness and comfortable movement
• Designed for as-needed use
• Easy oral administration
• 32 mL syringe with four 8 mL portions

Directions

Administer 8 mL directly into the mouth according to the manufacturer's directions. The manufacturer advises allowing approximately four hours after administration for the intended herbal support. Always follow the current product label for complete dosage instructions.

Complete Mobility Support

Tenderfoot provides a convenient, concentrated herbal option for occasional support of normal mobility and comfortable movement.

Pain, swelling, heat or lameness can indicate injury, infection, joint, tendon, ligament or hoof problems requiring veterinary attention. Tenderfoot should not be used to mask significant pain or keep an injured animal working, and is not a substitute for phenylbutazone ("bute"), prescribed pain relief or proper diagnosis. Read the label and consult your veterinarian if your animal is unwell, pregnant or on other treatment.