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grapeseed /garlic supplement for dog
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annieariesMember
i hv found this products at a pet shop nearby. http://www.azmira.com/products/supplements/grape-seed-extract/
i know grapeseed is benificial for human,but does it work for dogs?
what i curious about is that dogs can’t have grapes, is grapeseed products mean to be helpful for them. And also same wonder if dogs can take supplement contain garlic?theBCnutMemberMy understanding is that they don’t know exactly what it is about grapes that makes them toxic to dogs, so I wouldn’t risk it. Garlic in high doses is toxic to dogs, but small doses of fresh garlic can be beneficial.
annieariesMemberi see.what’s best if probably only add what is really required for individual situation.
theBCnutMemberIf she is under 20 lbs you can give her 1/2 clove of freshly chopped garlic 3 days a week, then don’t give it for four. If she is over 20 lbs, give 1 clove instead. But if you are going to change her to a new joint supplement, I would do that first so you know how she is doing on it before adding something else.
annieariesMemberThank you for the reminder. ~i’m currently swtiching joint supplement.^^
theBCnutMemberGarlic has been known to help with joints too, but I think you will want to know how much help the joint supplement is providing before you see if the garlic helps even more.
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