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Diem Uyen HUPHAVET Trading & Manufacturing animal medicine Co.,Ltd
Diem Uyen HUPHAVET Trading & Manufacturing animal medicine Co.,Ltd
Diem Uyen HUPHAVET Trading & Manufacturing animal medicine Co.,Ltd
Diem Uyen HUPHAVET Trading & Manufacturing animal medicine Co.,Ltd

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Diem Uyen - HUPHAVET Trading & Manufacturing animal medicine Co.,Ltd

Trading Name: Animal medicine Diem Uyen - HUPHAVET manufacturing and trading company limited.

Business Registration Lines
Trading and manufacturing veterinary drugs, raw materials for production of veterinary drugs, feed for cattle, poultry and other livestock...
Standards
Standards GMP, GLP, GSP.
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Diem Uyen – HUPHAVET

H-5000

Watery diarrhea.
HUPHA-ADE BCOMPLEX

Increase resistance, vitamin supplements help to gain weight, breed quickly.
Deworming Dogs and Cats

Remove all kinds of intestinal flukes, worms on dogs and cats, pets.
HUPHA-QUINE

Typhoid, diarrhea green stools, yellow stools.
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