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acidophilus for dogs
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Akari_32
ParticipantI have some good coupons for a few brand of human vitamins, and decided while I was on lunch today, I’d head over to the vitamin section and take a look. I was in the market for fish oil, but came across Nature’s Bounty brand acidophilus and was wondering if you guys had ever used it for your dogs. A google search brings up pretty mixed results– yes it’s good, no it’s not enough– so I was hoping to hear what you guys thought, as well as some good priced alternatives.
bslp
MemberI use acidophilus for my dog when she eats something she shouldn’t. My vet said I can give her a four our five pills at once when she does this. It has prevented the trips to the emergency vet that I had in the past. The vet said that any brand that I use is ok and I buy what ever is on special when I need it. I take it everyday.
InkedMarie
MemberBslp: jmo but I’d try to stop her from doing this. It sounds like its a too frequent thing.
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