[rawfeeding] Re: Elbow Displaysia/O.C.D. and Raw Diet

Veronique Cartier <cartiervero@...> wrote:
>I cannot tell what part of his diet is working,but it is!!.
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No one part, the whole thing. The whole is greater than the sum of its
parts. That's why over-reacting in one area almost always produces
other problems. Continue feeding a good species appropriate diet.

> there is a lot of hype about the benefits of Glucosomyne/ and Vit. C
> for Adult dogs But.if anyone can point to some good reading sources,
> I would love to research this issue.
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Often to get the information you want you have to do the prelim
research as well read what others have already found. Google will of
course help you tremendously; what we can do perhaps is help you sort
through the hype...or help you know how to winnow the hype from the
legit. Clearly, if the website or spokesperson is selling what you're
reading about, the source would not be a first rate reference. When
you are evaluating information, always look to who benefits. (As any
good detective would do! Cui bono?)

It's important to remember that there are indeed many potentially
useful supplements. After you have rejected the obvious scams, your
final analysis may be how your dog does on the product. There is no
one solution. Sometimes switching to a different brand of the same
supplement can make a difference.

Chris O

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