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| Rain just gets salmon oil for now. I was told not to use a joint supplement until there actually is a joint issue, but the vet also said it wouldn't hurt to give one, just saves money. My Chi has luxating patellas so im going to start her on a hip and joint supp, I might give Rain some too
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| You can feed the human grade fish oil to dogs. IowaGold had an excellent post about dosage. I also like Natures Farmacy Dogzymes probiotic. Sent from my iPhone using Petguide.com Free App |
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| Thanks for the helpful hints in here everyone. I may start giving Maverick fish oil, his paws seem to get swollen more often during this wet season. He'll do with ACV, but I don't think he enjoys it at all as he takes 3 or 4 min to eat his meal with ACV on it compared to less than a minute without. I like that he eats slower, but I can tell he doesn't enjoy the ACV. Doesn't mind drinking it after I soak his paw in it though, must taste better with dirt |
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