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resmas
Feb 10, 2013Explorer
The problem with pet supplements (and some human...) is that they are "nutreceuticals" and there is no regulations, testing, etc. to market them. So any company can slap some floor sweepings into a capsule, call it something and market it.
That being said, there definitely are VERY good supplements out there for dogs. Talk to your vet - there are some companies that voluntarily do testing of their products (the Cosequin line) and *generally* any product marketed/sold by vet clinics should be trusted. Not saying you have to buy FROM a vet, but ask what their opinion/experience is. Often you can get the same products through other suppliers.
That being said, there definitely are VERY good supplements out there for dogs. Talk to your vet - there are some companies that voluntarily do testing of their products (the Cosequin line) and *generally* any product marketed/sold by vet clinics should be trusted. Not saying you have to buy FROM a vet, but ask what their opinion/experience is. Often you can get the same products through other suppliers.
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