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Theres a good read here mate, this is who i buy mine from and it seems it might cover them after all   http://www.crossgatesbioenergetics.com/apple-cider-vinegar.xhtml   ATB D

thats the kind of reply i expected from a patronising smartarse like yourself, it must be hard for you knowing everything

would it make much difference to the way the dog aborbs the goodness out of the viniger if it was in the food or water??

 

Bulldog what doseage of funugreek do you give dogs?? I personally took it for a month 300mg a day split into 3 servings and found no benifit, Still take it with other stuff. Well No visable benifit what its doing behind the sences who knows lol.

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Likely a good placebo with minimal ill effects.

Studies haven’t shown any real benefit, one showed some benefits with salad dressings but it was likely little to do with the vinegar, another reduced appetite but only if eaten with bread so likely the bread reduced appetite. Bear in mind a higher doses may not be so safe.

Link http://altmedicine.about.com/od/applecidervinegardiet/a/applecidervineg_2.htm

 

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the health benefits of acv have been scientifically proven,acv contains vitamins c,e and a plus some b vits,it also contains calcium,magnesium,potassium,iron and other trace elements that are vital to all round good health :thumbs:

 

No its not, http://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2009/06/02/Apple-Cider-Vinegar-Hype.aspx look under an apple a day section. The dogs normal diet should supply all these vits and minerals without adding more anyway.

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the health benefits of acv have been scientifically proven,acv contains vitamins c,e and a plus some b vits,it also contains calcium,magnesium,potassium,iron and other trace elements that are vital to all round good health :thumbs:

 

No its not, http://articles.merc...negar-Hype.aspx look under an apple a day section. The dogs normal diet should supply all these vits and minerals without adding more anyway.

yes it has,that article was written in 09,a lot of things can happen in 2yrs

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the health benefits of acv have been scientifically proven,acv contains vitamins c,e and a plus some b vits,it also contains calcium,magnesium,potassium,iron and other trace elements that are vital to all round good health :thumbs:

 

No its not, http://articles.merc...negar-Hype.aspx look under an apple a day section. The dogs normal diet should supply all these vits and minerals without adding more anyway.

yes it has,that article was written in 09,a lot of things can happen in 2yrs

 

LOL, if it makes you feel your making up a shortfall in the dogs diet there is perhaps a problem with the diet you feed?

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the health benefits of acv have been scientifically proven,acv contains vitamins c,e and a plus some b vits,it also contains calcium,magnesium,potassium,iron and other trace elements that are vital to all round good health :thumbs:

 

No its not, http://articles.merc...negar-Hype.aspx look under an apple a day section. The dogs normal diet should supply all these vits and minerals without adding more anyway.

yes it has,that article was written in 09,a lot of things can happen in 2yrs

 

LOL, if it makes you feel your making up a shortfall in the dogs diet there is perhaps a problem with the diet you feed?

it doesn't make me feel anything,i dont take it,and as for my dogs diet i can assure you there is no problem whatsoever,ive stated on here a few times what i feed my dogs and they're in tip top condition and at the top of their game....always

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