Matt Lang Webboard User Reg: 07-11-2008
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Is there any good reason not to give a basic multivitamin daily when feeding raw? I know it may not be necessary, but would it cause any harm? I'm thinking of these vitamins: http://leerburg.com/46.htm
Currently, I feed the dogs vit E, vit C, and salmon oil with their food, and have recently added in a teaspoon of the honest kitchen invigor as well. The multivitamin might be overkill, but it's inexpensive (as long as it doesn't cause some problem I'm not aware of).
Melissa Hoyer Webboard User Reg: 05-09-2005
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I personally use a product called B-Naturals Immune Blend. I use a half dose based on the recommendation of Lew Olson, who is affiliated with the products.
I use a variety of things that I give besides the standard salmon oil and Vit E. which are staples.
I like Ester C that I crush up, and give from time to time, and I have also given NuVet Plus from time to time.
Just to round out anything I may miss if I am doing a home made raw diet.
However if I feed any complete raw diets from companies like Stella and Chewy's or Nature's Variety, I do not give extra vitamins because they are already in the food.
To me is all about rotating and giving as much variety as possible.
I think all the Honest Kitchen supplements are fantastic, and I have used Berte's supplements as well because they too are really good.
Matt Lang Webboard User Reg: 07-11-2008
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Thanks guys. I do raw roughly 1/2 of the time so maybe a 1/2 a vitamin for those meals wouldn't be a bad idea. The rest of the time, when it's Honest Kitchen or kibble, I won't bother.
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