Troy B Complex Injectable

Troy B-Complex Injection 100mL

Injectable B-Group Vitamin supplementation for dogs, cats and horses requiring additional Vitamin B support.

Troy B-Complex Injection is a veterinary vitamin preparation formulated to provide a concentrated source of essential B-Group Vitamins for animals deficient in these important nutrients.

Containing Vitamins B1, B2, B3, B5, B6 and B12, Troy B-Complex provides nutritional support for normal energy metabolism, nervous-system function and general health and wellbeing.

Supplied in a convenient 100mL multi-dose vial.

B-Group Vitamin Support

B vitamins are involved in numerous metabolic processes throughout the body and are particularly important for the normal utilisation of nutrients and production of energy.

Troy B-Complex contains:

• Thiamine – Vitamin B1
• Riboflavin – Vitamin B2
• Nicotinamide – Vitamin B3
• Panthenol – Vitamin B5
• Pyridoxine – Vitamin B6
• Hydroxocobalamin – Vitamin B12

Key Benefits

• Concentrated B-Group Vitamin injection
• Provides six important B vitamins
• Supports correction of B-vitamin deficiencies
• Supports normal energy metabolism
• Supports normal nervous-system function
• Provides nutritional support for general health and vitality
• Suitable for horses, dogs and cats according to label directions
• Convenient injectable formulation
• Supplied in a 100mL vial

Recommended For

Troy B-Complex is intended for animals requiring supplementation where a B-Group Vitamin deficiency has been identified or additional B-vitamin support is indicated.

Pack Size

100mL vial

Important Information

For animal treatment only.

Troy B-Complex is an injectable veterinary preparation and should be administered strictly according to the registered product label. Use appropriate sterile injection technique and follow the labelled route of administration and dosage for the relevant species.

Where vitamin deficiency is suspected, particularly in an animal showing persistent weakness, reduced appetite, weight loss, neurological abnormalities or poor performance, veterinary assessment is recommended to identify and address the underlying cause.