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Has anyone herd or tried a supplement called "Ever Pup"
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I purchased a jar of “EverPup” on Amazon and wondered if anyone is familiar with it? It is a powered supplement.
I usually give my older gal human supplements tailored to her weight, but I thought when the time comes I might give this to my 6 month old.
It states it is 100% human grade.
Also, can anyone recommend a good probiotic & digestive enzyme? I have been using the Mercola D.E. & Probotics for quite some time and not happy with the results.
I got a sample size of the H.K. Perfect Form and so far are very pleased with the results, I was wondering if this can be used on a long term basis?
Has anyone used the H.K. Pro Bloom?
Thanks again for any input.
CherylKristin CMemberHi Cheryl – I am not familiar with those supplements, but have you ever looked into green tripe? It provides probiotics and digestive enzymes. It’s incredibly stinky! I feed it to my dogs in their food sometimes and give them tripe treats regularly.
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