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Many people give a gram of fish oil per ten pounds of dog. Many gelcaps are a gram. (A teaspoon of liquid fish oil is about 4.75 grams, or about enough for a 50-pound dog.)
You also want to give Vitamin E (preferably natural, or d-alpha, not dl-alpha; even better is d-alpha with mixed tocopherols) to protect the PUFAs in oil supplements.
Speaking of fish oil, what is the verdict on cod liver oil? I totally blew it on my last supplement order because (for some odd reason) I ordered a bunch of cod liver oil and only a couple of salmon oils.
I would just return them but in this heat i worry about them spoiling.................can I freeze them? Are they good for anything?
Senior moment I bet!
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