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Glucosamine Dog Treat Recipe?

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Qira

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Barked: Mon Nov 12, '12 2:43pm PST


	Does anyone out there have a recipe for dog treats that includes glucosamine? Salmon oil would also be a bonus. It would obviously have to be a no-bake one as baking glucosamine can change the properties of it. Thanks.

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Maxwell

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Barked: Mon Nov 12, '12 7:08pm PST


	What about offering a raw piece of very jointed meaty bone? Raw chicken foot perhaps? The only reference I have ever found as to how much glucosamine is in cartilage was 5% in wet cartilage. That comes to about an ounce and equals the amount of joint supplement Max gets per day. I used to grind up the joint supplement and mix with a spoon of canned green tripe or peanut butter. Could just do that and use as a kong stuffing. Mix that with something like dried milk and you could have a no bake dough for a soft treat.

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max

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Barked: Tue Dec 11, '12 6:55am PST


	I have share a authentic recipes which contain the Glucosamin ..I remain skeptical about you'll find one. Depending on if you heat or cook the pooch treat, the glucosamine won't do him a touch of exceptional. Why wouldn't they actually purchase the glucosamine chondroitin in pill shape and give him the pills. Assuming that he won't swallow them wrapped in something, they can do it the obsolete designed way. Did the vet recommend that glucosamine? Depending on if the puppy's that gravely harmed, unquestionably he's taking something else besides. 3000mg day by day is a gigantic dosage...

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12/24/2012

Barked: Sun Jan 20, '13 11:29pm PST


	I finely grind crab and lobster shells in a coffee grinder and sprinkle some over food. Most dogs like it because it's fishy. Actual supplements are probably your best bet though.