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How is the animal now?
Significantly better, increased, except for a few warts that also die away.
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How is the animal now?
After 4 days the warts began to fade. After about 3 weeks the smaller ones fell off. After 5 weeks the big wart nearly faded and the spot is not hurting the Pony anymore. The wart is becoming flatter every day and will be faded away soon surely. The pony is feeling very well. I am surprised, how quickly the warts faded after feeding GladiatorPLUS!
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