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I'd tell the vet that I wanted to wean off the supplements too. I didn't see any scary stuff, but I saw a lot of overlap in enzymes and other ingredients. IOW, I saw a lot of money that I believe could be better spent elsewhere, now that the dog is doing well.
I'd also avoid any calcium or phosphorous supplements unless the dog has a calcium problem (diagnosed via bloodwork).... again, RMBs come in the right ratio.
Thank all of you for your advice. Connie, I value and respect your opinion and I also think its time to wean him off most of these. In fact I think now I can order supplements from Leerburg and keep him just as healthy.
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Thank all of you for your advice. ... I also think its time to wean him off most of these. In fact I think now I can order supplements from Leerburg and keep him just as healthy.
Thanks everyone
OTOH, he has changed his health enormously!
I believe that good fresh raw food is the major factor (and Omega 3s and E added), but I might wean slowly and one at a time, keeping notes. Basing that on someone's post about huge changes in the dog..... and not wanting to "fix" something that ain't broke.....
Maybe you have some to use as the slow weaning supply?
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Re: Too many supplements?
[Re: Patty Hopmann ]
#196100 - 05/23/2008 01:57 PM 
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Basing that on someone's post about huge changes in the dog..... and not wanting to "fix" something that ain't broke.....
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