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hmm ya we switched to that a couple of bags ago and my guys had no probs switching and are doing really well on it (except I think Maia is too skinny so I'm supplementing her big time). Sam is doing well on it. He had a lot of dandruff about a year ago this time, but not this year.
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Phoenix, switched to what? Lamb and rice?
ScottB, I just don't like how there aren't 4 ingredients before the fat. |
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yes the lamb one. Wanted to stay with canidae but give them a change of flavour when it came out. I have not found a big difference.
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Regarding the salmon oil... It's just been proven that omega 3 on it's own can be detrimental in the long run, so add some primrose oil too... the ratio should be 6:3, 5:1 to 10:1
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Hmm, thanks.
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Most of your typical EFA suppliments use a ratio of 3:6 (let's forget 9 for a minute), 2-3:1 (roughly). Take the Missing Link, for example... 3 is 1000mg, 6 is 450mg. Nupro uses 1600mg of 3, 400mg of 6, and 450mg of 9. Yet it's been said that omega 9 decreases the concentration of 3 and 6... so why is there more of 9 than 6, and less of 6 than 3? As for 9, there's just too much conflicting information to base judgement on it at all, so for my dog's health, I stay away from it (for now). And because the whole 6:3 ratio thing has just been proven, a lot of manufacturers aren't up to par with it yet, so the ratios are still 3:6, 2-3:1 (on average). It'll be interesting to see what happens in the future, as there's still WAY too much conflicting info out there. |
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I just emailed my supps company for the ratio... I could do the math, but it's easier to ask.
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Which suppliment are you giving (and what's the company)?
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It's this one:
http://www.biologicnr.com/biologicve...ts/biofats.htm |
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That's Anipet. I could find out for you tomorrow if you don't have an answer. I just did a quick search... I HATE when products don't specify...
Edit: But it looks like almost 1:1 (515mg of one, 463mg of the other) Last edited by Spirit; February 19th, 2007 at 11:46 PM. |
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my friends basset had alot of dandruff at one point, she tried all different doggy shampoos to no avail. Her vet recommended she try washing him with either diluted Selsun Blue (sp??) or Head and Shoulders --> the vet said it might be a fungus which'll be taken care of with those shampoos....hey they're tested on dogs, right?
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Sorry, I didn't reply, OG. She's taking DES for her estrogen deficiency. (estrogen pills)
Her coat has gotten a million times better. She's been getting Barking at the Moon with Canidae lamb and rice with two squirts of the biologic vet fats per meal (or just one when she gets the coconut oil), 1 probiotic pill a day and a tsp of coconut oil here and there... Whew! I think it's the probiotics that did it though. They're super anti-yeast. Everything else just tweaked it, IMO. I got my bunny back! I looked back and realize that the ****s never emailed me back. |
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