Does anyone have a source to buy the kelp in bulk like Brooks does? I ordered
the smaller quantity thru a supplier but would love to have bulk so I can share
with our other farm animals.
Dianne
Date: Fri, 27 Nov 2009 12:44:43 -0600
From: bhangcha...@gmail.com
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http://askwaltstollmd.com this works...
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Sent: Fri, November 27, 2009 7:19:39 PM
Subject: CSRE: silver-digest Digest V2009 #746
Hi Brooks,
I cannot get the link to Dr Stoll to work (although I can
Hi Dave,
Thanks for such a detailed description of the diet your feeding your
multitude of dogs. We do not yet have a dog but will have one soon. That
being said I too would like to feed it a raw diet. Can you clarify something
for me? You say chicken quarters from Walmart is what you feed them
Lisa wrote:
Hi Dave,
Thanks for such a detailed description of the diet your feeding your
multitude of dogs. We do not yet have a dog but will have one soon. That
being said I too would like to feed it a raw diet. Can you clarify something
for me? You say chicken quarters from Walmart is what
Thanks Cyndi, the more I learn the better I'll be able to provide a balanced
raw diet. I'm not worried about the chicken part of it as I raise chickens
in the backyard. Actually, I would even consider raising chicks for a bite
sized meal if anybody thinks that would work. I'd kill them first only
Lisa wrote:
Actually, I would even consider raising chicks for a bite
sized meal if anybody thinks that would work.
It would work for cats but it's not needed for dogs.
I'd kill them first only so
the dog wouldn't learn to do that (and possibly endanger my laying ones). I
do feel that
I know this has been discussed before, but as I wasn't interested at the time I
didn't take much notice. I have bought some H202 35% and it says to keep it in
the freezer but I put the pipette thingy in the freezer and noticed it doesn't
freeze. Is this correct? And should I keep the bottle
Raw feeding requires a lot of care and is often done poorly.
Puppies are susceptible to imbalance because their needs
are higher and they are growing so fast. Rickets does occur
in raw fed puppies with irreversible consequences when the
full range of nutrients is not provided in balance.
Some
Some electric meat grinders are capable of grinding the bones with the chicken
and I know that some pet owners do use one for that.
- Steve
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From: Garnet gar...@grandecom.net
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Sent: Sat Nov 28 12:20:34 2009
Subject:
It is also true that the diet doesn't have to be balanced every day - over the
week is fine. Personally, I feed my dog ground meat as he won't eat the 'prey'
type or bones, except chicken wings, and I can't bear to look at it anyway. He
also has raw egg, sardines and seaweed supplements. He
Thanks Dan -- that's exactly what I was remembering. I appreciate your taking
the time to repost.
MA
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Sent: Fri, November 27, 2009 9:57:38 PM
Subject: Re: CSPrevious post
In CSCommentary of
Ross Craig wrote:
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Steve.
As I recall, Nancy was posting here and on other lists until not long
before here death. I got the impression the MS had improved
significantly over the years but was never really cured. At one
point she said she was 95% OK. Perhaps it had stated to worsen again,
hence the hot
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