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QUOTE (Nikki's Mom @ Apr 2 2009, 05:59 AM)
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I noticed that when Harry eats my lavendar marinated chicken, he's a lot calmer. I was just wondering if ginseng marinated chicken would give me more energy before agility training? Last time when we were in agility, I gave him lavendar marinated chicken bits I made and he was so calm... he was slowly walking through the agility course like it's a parade. ![]() |
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I don't know about for dogs but for human consumption there are different kinds of gingeng. Some are supposed to be 'hot', increases energy but too heated for your system for regular use. Some are supposed to be 'cool' and are meant to soothe. You may want to check with a naturopath for human and for pets.
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