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| Have you or another dog owner you know tried supplements to boost a pet's health? What was the experience like? Was there a noticeable difference? The August issue of DOG FANCY's Natural Dog takes a look at canine supplements. Share your thoughts here!
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Supreme Being
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we are putting our animals on the * Bach * Remedy series.
You get them in any very good Health Food Store.
Our Dogs are not spoiled,we're just well trained 
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I have a VERY high manteince rot/retriever mix and i have been tempted to try dog labled supplements however for his size and health concerns i found that human grade/doses worked alot better. It was more cost effective. A bottle of cod liver oil for his skin and fur is around $20 labled for a human that will last him a month or i could pay something of questionable quality and ingredient (a yes i research stuff for him and me to DEATH) for the same price, or more, for half the servings labled for a dog. My suggestion, compare the two bottles and ingredients; if both bottles are the same thing just one is labled 'doggy' and the other not, go for your moneys worth.
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Well my dog is a Lab so he eats a lot!! The thing is we feed him one food for a while and then he won't eat that so we have to change food over and over again! When he first started doing that we thought he was sick and that scared us!! But we found out that is was just his food that he was getting bored of eating the same food day in and day out! LOL!!! We have tried Benuful which seems to be his favoret on the side of kibbles and bits!!
My dog does well at shows!! He won his first trophy today i was so proud!! I could't belive my ears when i heard i was going to state!
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Hi, your idea is very interesting , I really like it. Thanks a lot
Hi, your idea is very interesting , I really like it. Thanks a lot
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I've used the Bach Flower Essences before. I rescued a rottie years ago and used "Devil Be Gone" on him and had great success!
I've also used Missing Link and Nupro products with success, and since my dogs are large breed, I use alot of supplements for joint and cardiac support on a daily basis.
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Other than "Missing Link", no. And I only use it because the vet recommend it to help Cookie with her weight, but once it's gone I don't think I'll be getting anymore. For a suppliment that's supposed to "bridge the gap because natural and commercial diets", it sure has a lot of unnecessary ingredients. =/
~Tiffany, breeder-in-training
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I am currently giving my dog supplements and I do not see any major changes. As far as her coat it seems to grow quicker & it is alot shinier than before.
Lea
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