My brother's partner is an equine vet. Supposedly a lot of veterinian pharmaceuticals are just out of date human pharmaceuticals.
Be interested to see if anyone on here has enough evidence to support this hypothesis otherwise we might just be blowing hot air.
Not once has veterinary science entered into the equation so it is a very "left of centre" proposition albeit a greatly creative thought. I can't see it being anywhere nearly as lucrative as human pharmaceuticals. Ethical standards are much lower for animals
Potential Massive market for CF33 for veterinary use, page-10
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