If so, what and why?
I don’t give supplements right now, although I intend to, once we find a dog food that works for all 3 dogs, as well as raw. We give treats that have Glucosamine and Chondroitin in them, which help bone and joint health.
If so, what and why?
I don’t give supplements right now, although I intend to, once we find a dog food that works for all 3 dogs, as well as raw. We give treats that have Glucosamine and Chondroitin in them, which help bone and joint health.
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nope,, feed a high quality diet with frozen raw mixed in
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One of my dogs gets Synovi-MSM because she has severe HD and arthritis. (She is also on Rimadyl and a prescription diet.)
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I don’t give supplements right now, although I intend to, once we find a dog food that works for all 3 dogs, as well as raw. We give treats that have Glucosamine and Chondroitin in them, which help bone and joint health.
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A young healthy dog on a balanced dog food should not get supplements such as vitamins or minerals (calcium especially). Dogs with joint problems should definitely get Glucosamine/chondroitin supplements. Fish oil supplements are excellent for joints, heart, and skin health and many dogs benefit from this as well. I use both with my dogs. They are neutraceuticals–very safe and no side-effects.
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Glucosamine and Flax seed oil
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