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i give mine electolites in the warmer weather or if theyve had a real hard night or days graft :thumbs:

where can i get some from?????.

I make my own mate i get some glucose and rock salt table spoon of each into the water bowl of warm water mix it well job done you can mix abit of multi vit aswell if you want :thumbs:

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If you are going to soak it, just luke warm water and dont soak the food for more that half hour, i give it 10/15 mins, just cover the food, dont overflow it with water.

 

The extra soaking is just for prior to working your dog hard, not for normal feeding :thumbs:

 

Sound... :thumbs:

But, i would not feed a dog at all, before work.. :thumbs:

 

 

Neither would i ;) .....

 

A dog should not need electrolyte replacement daily (unless working hard daily) or if poorly.

I use this.....

 

http://www.vetsearch.com.au/productsSummary.asp?id=43

 

Prior to a long night/days work, during if needed and after when i get home.

 

If you know you are going out on a big night in advance, soak the dogs evening meal the night & morning before in a vast quantity of water.

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was wondering how many of you give your dogs electrolyte,if so when and how often would you give?, if not is there any reason why? have heard this product mentioned a couple of times and just wondered, i would have no need to use this product as my pup is only 9mths old, but who knows maybe in the future, thanks for all your reply's

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Did you not read this bit Rolys?....

 

 

A dog should not need electrolyte replacement daily (unless working hard daily) or if poorly.

I use this.....

 

http://www.vetsearch.com.au/productsSummary.asp?id=43

 

Prior to a long night/days work, during if needed and after when i get home.

 

If you know you are going out on a big night in advance, soak the dogs evening meal the night & morning before in a vast quantity of water.

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i might me wrong dos,ent boiling water on the dry take all the oils out of the dry,

never heard that before rocky, would warm water be ok? cheers......john :thumbs:

 

John, personally, i would not put boiling water over the dry food, it will kill all the vitamins ect. :thumbs:

If you are going to soak it, just luke warm water and dont soak the food for more that half hour, i give it 10/15 mins, just cover the food, dont overflow it with water.

I give soaked complete in the morning and dry in the evening, split the feed, it digests better. :thumbs:

For your pup John, half a mug, soaked in the morning and half a mug dry evening, should be grand. :thumbs:

As for electrolytes, i all ways use them, they are badly needed after hard running ect, i know at one time, no one had them, but, a lot of running dogs died as well.. ;)

thanks martin :thumbs:

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A dog should not need electrolyte replacement daily (unless working hard daily) or if poorly.

I use this.....

 

http://www.vetsearch.com.au/productsSummary.asp?id=43

 

Prior to a long night/days work, during if needed and after when i get home.

 

If you know you are going out on a big night in advance, soak the dogs evening meal the night & morning before in a vast quantity of water.

much is that???? and how long would it last you

for the re-charge its £10 per bottle,thers a lot of diffrent choices of electrolyte products thers electrolyte gold,re-fuell,drentch,g-sport it comes n chickhen flavour etc etc.

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