these are the vitamins my friend says he gives his pooch

cell advance 880
from the doctor. Omega 3,6,and 9 from SAMS
and Dasquan for joints

wtf?

Dogs are not wolves anymore, they are domesticated animals .
may be related to wolves - they have evovled over the years to not eat like a wolf or we would all be in trouble!

I dont think cooked veggies hurts them at
in fact its in most food - store bought isnt it? even in gourmet dog foods.

I know of one person who does the raw food but I did not ask what they gave their dog or pass judgement, its their deal , but not mine!
but JMO
giving dogs raw meat is asking for trouble -
bacteria # 1 but also if they crave blood they will kill for it!

Thats no joke - that is why we never gave our dogs raw meat on the farm.

My next vet apt I will be asking about these questions.

these are the vitamins my friend says he gives his pooch

cell advance 880
from the doctor. Omega 3,6,and 9 from SAMS
and Dasquan for joints

wtf?

Dogs are not wolves anymore, they are domesticated animals .
may be related to wolves - they have evovled over the years to not eat like a wolf or we would all be in trouble!

I dont think cooked veggies hurts them at
in fact its in most food - store bought isnt it? even in gourmet dog foods.

I know of one person who does the raw food but I did not ask what they gave their dog or pass judgement, its their deal , but not mine!
but JMO
giving dogs raw meat is asking for trouble -
bacteria # 1 but also if they crave blood they will kill for it!

Thats no joke - that is why we never gave our dogs raw meat on the farm.

My next vet apt I will be asking about these questions.

kittykat  Wrote:

these are the vitamins my friend says he gives his pooch

cell advance 880
from the doctor. Omega 3,6,and 9 from SAMS
and Dasquan for joints

wtf?

Dogs are not wolves anymore, they are domesticated animals .
may be related to wolves - they have evovled over the years to not eat like a wolf or we would all be in trouble!

I dont think cooked veggies hurts them at
in fact its in most food - store bought isnt it? even in gourmet dog foods.

I know of one person who does the raw food but I did not ask what they gave their dog or pass judgement, its their deal , but not mine!
but JMO
giving dogs raw meat is asking for trouble -
bacteria # 1 but also if they crave blood they will kill for it!

Thats no joke - that is why we never gave our dogs raw meat on the farm.

My next vet apt I will be asking about these questions.

Hopefully you don't have any children, They too could lick your plate clean and you could supplement them with Flintstones vitimins...

Dogs have a very short digestive track and are mostly immune to bacterias in their guts. My dog only eats chicken mostly the dark meat,& liver and all of the bones and skin, he has never been sick and only needs to eat once a day and he doesnt crave food 24/7 like most deficient american dogs..

By the way, the vitimin industry is racked with fraud, usually 1/2 the pill is cement. Why would you think they would give you what your paying for with a dog?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yuu_etsc_...ure=fvwrel

I make an excellent supplement which is used for our family (1 year old-grandma), dogs and horses.

A ton of research went into this and was first prepared for a 4 month old weanling. She's almost 2 now and is the healthiest filly in the county, per her vet and natural farrier. Her coat and feet are amazing.

The supplement is the same just the amount is adjusted.

All stuff was bought or harvested in bulk prior to fukushima. Toss everything into a food processor and grind until fine, used as tea with honey for the people and dogs 1x per week or as needed. My old dingo has experienced reversed aging since being on this tea. She loves it and has helped with appetite, digestion and soreness.

Sprinkled with black oil sunflowers (not for homogenized paints) and a small amount of oats for horses 3 times a week.

dried peas (base)
dandelion (general health/chlorophyll)
yuri kelp (over 60 vitamins, minerals and amino acids)
rose hips (vitamin C)
slippery elm (stomach)
REAL sea salt (minerals and salts)
cayenne (blood)
Calendula Officinalis (liver, gall bladder, uterus, digestive system, infections, heart, skin care, inflammation and healing)
chamomile ( potassium, calcium, magnesium, anti-inflammatory, anti-allergenic, relaxant)
echinacea (red blood cells, lymphocytes, haemoglobin, neutrophils)
fenugreek (digestive)
ginger root (carrier herb, lungs and immunity)

If you're ill, mix in 15 drops of goldenseal 2-3 times a day for up to 7 days and within 20 minutes your feeling good as new.

I make an excellent supplement which is used for our family (1 year old-grandma), dogs and horses.

A ton of research went into this and was first prepared for a 4 month old weanling. She's almost 2 now and is the healthiest filly in the county, per her vet and natural farrier. Her coat and feet are amazing.

The supplement is the same just the amount is adjusted.

All stuff was bought or harvested in bulk prior to fukushima. Toss everything into a food processor and grind until fine, used as tea with honey for the people and dogs 1x per week or as needed. My old dingo has experienced reversed aging since being on this tea. She loves it and has helped with appetite, digestion and soreness.

Sprinkled with black oil sunflowers (not for homogenized paints) and a small amount of oats for horses 3 times a week.

dried peas (base)
dandelion (general health/chlorophyll)
yuri kelp (over 60 vitamins, minerals and amino acids)
rose hips (vitamin C)
slippery elm (stomach)
REAL sea salt (minerals and salts)
cayenne (blood)
Calendula Officinalis (liver, gall bladder, uterus, digestive system, infections, heart, skin care, inflammation and healing)
chamomile ( potassium, calcium, magnesium, anti-inflammatory, anti-allergenic, relaxant)
echinacea (red blood cells, lymphocytes, haemoglobin, neutrophils)
fenugreek (digestive)
ginger root (carrier herb, lungs and immunity)

If you're ill, mix in 15 drops of goldenseal 2-3 times a day for up to 7 days and within 20 minutes your feeling good as new.

LoP Guest  Wrote:

I make an excellent supplement which is used for our family (1 year old-grandma), dogs and horses.

A ton of research went into this and was first prepared for a 4 month old weanling. She's almost 2 now and is the healthiest filly in the county, per her vet and natural farrier. Her coat and feet are amazing.

The supplement is the same just the amount is adjusted.

All stuff was bought or harvested in bulk prior to fukushima. Toss everything into a food processor and grind until fine, used as tea with honey for the people and dogs 1x per week or as needed. My old dingo has experienced reversed aging since being on this tea. She loves it and has helped with appetite, digestion and soreness.

Sprinkled with black oil sunflowers (not for homogenized paints) and a small amount of oats for horses 3 times a week.

dried peas (base)
dandelion (general health/chlorophyll)
yuri kelp (over 60 vitamins, minerals and amino acids)
rose hips (vitamin C)
slippery elm (stomach)
REAL sea salt (minerals and salts)
cayenne (blood)
Calendula Officinalis (liver, gall bladder, uterus, digestive system, infections, heart, skin care, inflammation and healing)
chamomile ( potassium, calcium, magnesium, anti-inflammatory, anti-allergenic, relaxant)
echinacea (red blood cells, lymphocytes, haemoglobin, neutrophils)
fenugreek (digestive)
ginger root (carrier herb, lungs and immunity)

If you're ill, mix in 15 drops of goldenseal 2-3 times a day for up to 7 days and within 20 minutes your feeling good as new.

WOW - that could get very expensive!

Average Housewife  Wrote:

I tried everything with Ross, to no avail. He simply was allergic to everything, and then the pills from the vet made him violently ill.

He went back to CA.

is there were dogs go instead of hevan?

kittykat  Wrote:

Ghenghy  Wrote:

I had a Boxer that I gave regular doses of Deprenyl too, probably extended his lifespan by 7 years according to the vet. He made it to 14.

Ive never heard of Deprenyl - was that something the vet
suggested?

No, I didnt tell the vet until years later. He didnt have any objection after he researched it. Deprenyl is an anti-aging drug, its well covered on the web. Been used for decades in Europe for veterinary applications. Intl. Anti-Aging Systems in the UK was my source.

BTW, dont want anybody to get the impression I was just experimenting on my dog. At 4 years old he was very sick, and his immune system was shot. The Vet said he'd be lucky to make 7 and cautioned me "dont get too attached to this dog." Well shit, at 4 you think I was attached? LOL I credit the Deprenyl with fixing Elvis' systematic problems, he eventually went overnight to a brain tumor.

Ghenghy  Wrote:

kittykat  Wrote:

Ive never heard of Deprenyl - was that something the vet
suggested?

No, I didnt tell the vet until years later. He didnt have any objection after he researched it. Deprenyl is an anti-aging drug, its well covered on the web. Been used for decades in Europe for veterinary applications. Intl. Anti-Aging Systems in the UK was my source.

BTW, dont want anybody to get the impression I was just experimenting on my dog. At 4 years old he was very sick, and his immune system was shot. The Vet said he'd be lucky to make 7 and cautioned me "dont get too attached to this dog." Well shit, at 4 you think I was attached? LOL I credit the Deprenyl with fixing Elvis' systematic problems, he eventually went overnight to a brain tumor.

kittykat  Wrote:

LoP Guest  Wrote:

I make an excellent supplement which is used for our family (1 year old-grandma), dogs and horses.

A ton of research went into this and was first prepared for a 4 month old weanling. She's almost 2 now and is the healthiest filly in the county, per her vet and natural farrier. Her coat and feet are amazing.

The supplement is the same just the amount is adjusted.

All stuff was bought or harvested in bulk prior to fukushima. Toss everything into a food processor and grind until fine, used as tea with honey for the people and dogs 1x per week or as needed. My old dingo has experienced reversed aging since being on this tea. She loves it and has helped with appetite, digestion and soreness.

Sprinkled with black oil sunflowers (not for homogenized paints) and a small amount of oats for horses 3 times a week.

dried peas (base)
dandelion (general health/chlorophyll)
yuri kelp (over 60 vitamins, minerals and amino acids)
rose hips (vitamin C)
slippery elm (stomach)
REAL sea salt (minerals and salts)
cayenne (blood)
Calendula Officinalis (liver, gall bladder, uterus, digestive system, infections, heart, skin care, inflammation and healing)
chamomile ( potassium, calcium, magnesium, anti-inflammatory, anti-allergenic, relaxant)
echinacea (red blood cells, lymphocytes, haemoglobin, neutrophils)
fenugreek (digestive)
ginger root (carrier herb, lungs and immunity)

If you're ill, mix in 15 drops of goldenseal 2-3 times a day for up to 7 days and within 20 minutes your feeling good as new.

WOW - that could get very expensive!

It cost under 30 for about a 5 year supply. http://www.mountainroseherbs.com