Comments on: What vitamins and nutrients should I give my dogs? http://discount-vitamins.net/what-vitamins-and-nutrients-should-i-give-my-dogs Discountes Vitamins available in the internet. Tue, 06 Jul 2010 18:23:34 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Snakecharmer http://discount-vitamins.net/what-vitamins-and-nutrients-should-i-give-my-dogs/comment-page-1#comment-32 Snakecharmer Sun, 15 Jun 2008 00:50:24 +0000 http://discount-vitamins.net/?p=16#comment-32 First of all, if you are giving a high quality dog food, vitamins aren't really necessary. If you have an older, not so active dog, you can buy dog foods that cotain antioxidants and joint medicines,like condroitin and glucosamine. Nothing is better for dogs than high quality balanced nutrition, fresh water and moderate exercise. A clean enviroment, can also extend vitality. If it makes you feel better, you can buy pet-tabs or other varieties of vitamins from your vet. First of all, if you are giving a high quality dog food, vitamins aren’t really necessary. If you have an older, not so active dog, you can buy dog foods that cotain antioxidants and joint medicines,like condroitin and glucosamine. Nothing is better for dogs than high quality balanced nutrition, fresh water and moderate exercise. A clean enviroment, can also extend vitality. If it makes you feel better, you can buy pet-tabs or other varieties of vitamins from your vet.

]]> By: parrotsarenoisy http://discount-vitamins.net/what-vitamins-and-nutrients-should-i-give-my-dogs/comment-page-1#comment-31 parrotsarenoisy Fri, 13 Jun 2008 18:38:31 +0000 http://discount-vitamins.net/?p=16#comment-31 depends on the breed your best bet is to ask a vet depends on the breed your best bet is to ask a vet

]]> By: Savanahs Mommy http://discount-vitamins.net/what-vitamins-and-nutrients-should-i-give-my-dogs/comment-page-1#comment-30 Savanahs Mommy Fri, 13 Jun 2008 03:41:54 +0000 http://discount-vitamins.net/?p=16#comment-30 you can find some great multi vitimans at most health food stores and in alot of places there is pet stores that only carry healthy natural type foods... glucosamine is great for the joints....Supplements are scientifically balanced formulas rich in vitamins, minerals, amino acids, enzymes and essential fatty acids... it will let you know on the bottles how much to give according to your dogs weight... good luck... smile Feed human quality food: broil or bake beef, poultry or fish. Pork can be too fatty and cause pancreatitis. No salty or sweet lunch meats. That’s junk food for your dog! Add veggies to your mixture: about 2/3 meat to 1/3 veggies, preferably fresh or frozen. If you cook the vegetables with meat, it will possess the flavor that they love. Dogs need greens: spinach, kale, broccoli and the like. Maintain a variety. Wolves, foxes and coyotes periodically nibble on grasses and they eat the stomach contents of prey animals, so this is an important component of a healthy canine diet. You must feed a multivitamin if you are going to home cook. We recommend a very palatable multivitamin by Vetri-science. you can purchase a good quality product at one of the natural pet food stores that we recommend on our referral list. Don’t just go to a generic pet store; many of the products sold there are sadly deficient and will not provide your dog with the supplements that he or she needs. Flax Seed Oil provides essentials oils. Very small breed: 1/2 tsp/day, med. breed: 1 tsp, very large breeds: 1 tbsp. Keep refrigerated and introduce slowly to avoid diarrhea. Some pets like garlic and a small amount of salt. Play with spices to find what your pet prefers. Like us, they relish variety! You can make large quantities and freeze this concoction. Partition it into meal size baggies for convenience. If you aren’t willing to home cook, canned food tends to be a healthier choice overall than dry food. They usually contain fewer grain products. I know that’s the very opposite statement that you’ve heard from most veterinarians in the past, but research conducted in the field of nutrition has changed my viewpoint considerably. Most dry food is bound together by grains. 4 brands that we recommend, #1 being favorite on down the list (based on their list of ingredients): Wellness (canned) Innova Evo (dry) * Wysong (need multivitamin) Pet Guard * Innova Evo contains no grains, so it’s a nice substitute for owners that don’t like to feed canned food. (the vet I used to work for) you can find some great multi vitimans at most health food stores and in alot of places there is pet stores that only carry healthy natural type foods… glucosamine is great for the joints….Supplements are scientifically balanced formulas rich in vitamins, minerals, amino acids, enzymes and essential fatty acids… it will let you know on the bottles how much to give according to your dogs weight… good luck… smile

Feed human quality food: broil or bake beef, poultry or fish. Pork can be too fatty and cause pancreatitis. No salty or sweet lunch meats. That’s junk food for your dog! Add veggies to your mixture: about 2/3 meat to 1/3 veggies, preferably fresh or frozen. If you cook the vegetables with meat, it will possess the flavor that they love. Dogs need greens: spinach, kale, broccoli and the like. Maintain a variety. Wolves, foxes and coyotes periodically nibble on grasses and they eat the stomach contents of prey animals, so this is an important component of a healthy canine diet.
You must feed a multivitamin if you are going to home cook. We recommend a very palatable multivitamin by Vetri-science. you can purchase a good quality product at one of the natural pet food stores that we recommend on our referral list. Don’t just go to a generic pet store; many of the products sold there are sadly deficient and will not provide your dog with the supplements that he or she needs.
Flax Seed Oil provides essentials oils. Very small breed: 1/2 tsp/day, med. breed: 1 tsp, very large breeds: 1 tbsp. Keep refrigerated and introduce slowly to avoid diarrhea. Some pets like garlic and a small amount of salt. Play with spices to find what your pet prefers. Like us, they relish variety!
You can make large quantities and freeze this concoction. Partition it into meal size baggies for convenience.
If you aren’t willing to home cook, canned food tends to be a healthier choice overall than dry food. They usually contain fewer grain products. I know that’s the very opposite statement that you’ve heard from most veterinarians in the past, but research conducted in the field of nutrition has changed my viewpoint considerably. Most dry food is bound together by grains.
4 brands that we recommend, #1 being favorite on down the list (based on their list of ingredients):

Wellness (canned)
Innova Evo (dry) *
Wysong (need multivitamin)
Pet Guard
* Innova Evo contains no grains, so it’s a nice substitute for owners that don’t like to feed canned food.
(the vet I used to work for)

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