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No need for all the powders and potions if you feed a good mixed balanced diet 

Obviously parasites exist in nature, but when you look at how wild animals live, as opposed to domestic animals which are cooped up in the same place all the time, seeding the ground with worm eggs et

If you're running them that hard that a good diet isnt enough youre either not feeding as good as you think you are or you're giving the dog more work than its capable of taking.Either way that stuff

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Always thought it odd that people give supplements to "supposedly"gain some slight improvement whilst one of the commonest it giving garlic which destroys a percentage of the dogs red blood cells...... even a small drop in number will reduce all aspects of performance. They wil insist it does good when plainly it does harm.

Ps This particular toxicity is one of the few areas where we differ from dogs.

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A little garlic is beneficial for a dog, especially if a dog is fed a standard dog food(dry food). 

A dog fed raw diet or a very healthy animal will require less.

It does thin the blood slightly as does tumeric, but thins it in a beneficial way which increases the flow of fluids in the blood stream and in the organs of the animal. This helps clear toxins, prevents mass cell tumours and discourages worms too. 

As a supplement it is best fed in small amounts. For example i give my dog a clove or two once a month. Works just as good for humans?

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1 hour ago, sandymere said:

Always thought it odd that people give supplements to "supposedly"gain some slight improvement whilst one of the commonest it giving garlic which destroys a percentage of the dogs red blood cells...... even a small drop in number will reduce all aspects of performance. They wil insist it does good when plainly it does harm.

Ps This particular toxicity is one of the few areas where we differ from dogs.

Supplements will have little or no benefit if your diet isn't at its best, that's for dogs and humans. 

Supplements can be extremely beneficial to gain extra improvement when your diet is good, be it extra stamina, muscle mass etc. I'll insist that it does lol because it does.

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