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Perri's on the Dr. Harvey's, and when we first started I quickly found that he didn't like the smell of fish oil, and that I couldn't add it to his food. Instead I did the flax and hemp oils and chia seeds, but was disappointed he couldn't get the nutrients from fish oil as well. Anyway, I recently saw an ad for Iceland Pure salmon oil in a dog mag that said it was non-smelly, so I decided to give it a try, and it actually is! So Perri eats it without a problem. I'm so glad. I thought I'd share in case anyone else has the same problem.
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I sell it too and it's great stuff. My store is undergoing some changes and unfortunately that is one thing I need to let go. If anyone wants to try some I'll ship it for free. I have several bottles left so just PM me.
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ok, I have what is probably going to sound like a dumb question. I know I have taken flax seed for my own hair before. I don't have Zippy on any of this, and I believe she could benefit from it. I just didn't know how much to give. I have her on a script from the vet for glucosamine and that is it other than her NB food which is now the fish and sweet potatoe formula.
Would this fish oil be all I would need to give her for her coat?????
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That's the stuff I use for Jazz and Pixie. They seem to either not even notice it on their food, or they like it. It has made a HUGE difference in Pixie's coat and skin. I couldn't be happier with it. There is a great shop near me that sells it, so I don't ven have to order it. It's great stuff.
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QUOTE (Kutsmail1 @ Mar 29 2009, 07:09 AM)
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As far as which oil you should give I really don't know. I would think since it's a fish food you wouldn't need to add fish oil? And if you give flax the brand I like is Spectrum organic filtered as opposed to the unfiltered, because it has a more pure taste and Perri is more accepting of it. QUOTE (mi_ku_5 @ Mar 30 2009, 05:10 PM) Quote:
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QUOTE (PreciousPrince @ Mar 30 2009, 07:04 PM)
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As far as which oil you should give I really don't know. I would think since it's a fish food you wouldn't need to add fish oil? And if you give flax the brand I like is Spectrum organic filtered as opposed to the unfiltered, because it has a more pure taste and Perri is more accepting of it. QUOTE (mi_ku_5 @ Mar 30 2009, 05:10 PM) Quote:
[/B][/QUOTE] I just went back to this post because I had asked if there was anything in addition to the fish oil that I should be giving Zippy. I just found your suggestion for the flax seed oil. I wrote the name and will check into it and order. How much of it and how do you administer this to Perri? |
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Hi, he gets a 1/4 teaspoon of the flax and I mix it in his food. You shouldn't need to order the flax oil as it's readily found in any health food store, in a fridge in the supplement section. There is another brand that is also organic, Barleans, but I haven't seen it in a filtered version like Spectrum has. Again I get the filtered only because Perri is so picky and it has a "cleaner" taste, but if Zippy isn't too picky I wouldn't worry about it and try the Barleans if that is the only organic brand available where you go.
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