Maggie Baldino wrote 04/13/2004 12:22 PM Red Flex Supplement #14886 - 04/13/2004 12:22 PM
Maggie Baldino Webboard User Reg: 05-20-2002 Posts: 389 Loc: Offline	Does anyone have any experience with this product? (To all you horse people out there!) I saw this at the feed store and am considering supplementing my dog's food with it. I like the amount of vitamins and glucosamine in the ingredients. Here is link: Red Flex It is appealing for the price (seems that the price doubles when products are for dogs!) and the fact it does not contain alfalfa. So many K-9 supplements contain alfalfa, which my dog is allergic to. Are there any drawbacks in ingredients that would not be suitable for a dog? Maggie
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Lee Hough wrote 04/13/2004 01:25 PM Re: Red Flex Supplement [Re: Maggie Baldino ] #14887 - 04/13/2004 01:25 PM
Lee Hough Webboard User Reg: 11-11-2002 Posts: 192 Loc: Offline	I have used red cell on horses....I also currently use GlycoFlex equine for my dogs...when something is a mixture formulated for a species as different in size as equine vs canine, I would be wary of overloading some ingredient or other...in teh case of glyco-flex equine, it is simply greenlipped mussels for natural glycosimine...I would worry about the iron content if this is red cell plus additives... Lee Hough SG Kyra v Frolich Haus, SchH3, CD, KKL1 SG Kougar, SchH1, AD, CD - by V Xito v d Maineiche Fenja v Wildferdelande, SchH2, AD Bianka v Spitzbubezwinger, IP1 by Ufo v Guys Hof http://www.wolfstraum.net
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Maggie Baldino wrote 04/14/2004 09:46 AM Re: Red Flex Supplement [Re: Maggie Baldino ] #14888 - 04/14/2004 09:46 AM
Maggie Baldino Webboard User Reg: 05-20-2002 Posts: 389 Loc: Offline	Thanks Lee! I cannot find a website that lists the ingredients and label information, will have to photocopy the label and research from there. And yes, it is red cell w/ glucosamine added. If I could only find a supplement w/o alfalfa and brewers yeast! Maggie
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Lee Hough wrote 04/14/2004 10:38 AM Re: Red Flex Supplement [Re: Maggie Baldino ] #14889 - 04/14/2004 10:38 AM
Lee Hough Webboard User Reg: 11-11-2002 Posts: 192 Loc: Offline	Then it is going to be heavy duty in iron...I would not use it. I had an anemic horse years ago that the vet put on Red Cell. Look at the vetri-science glyco-flex eq...oops it does have alfalfa in it...in any case I would not use something with alot of supplements in one item as it is formulated for a different species Lee Hough SG Kyra v Frolich Haus, SchH3, CD, KKL1 SG Kougar, SchH1, AD, CD - by V Xito v d Maineiche Fenja v Wildferdelande, SchH2, AD Bianka v Spitzbubezwinger, IP1 by Ufo v Guys Hof http://www.wolfstraum.net
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