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Posted by KingAndysDad on January 28, 2003 at 07:11:34:

In Reply to: please... posted by LisaT on January 28, 2003 at 00:33:58:

Of course gross deficiencies in certain minerals and vitamins can impede healing. If you did some research yourself, you'd realize that dogs fed a reasonable kibble diet will not be deficient in any of these. Consumption of excess vitamins and minerals will do no good and can potentially harm.

Follow Ups:

• oh please.... LisaT 01/28/03 (4)
  • Please is right KingAndysDad 01/28/03 (3)
    • Re: Please is right Deerhounds 01/29/03 (2)
      • I agree it is a pointless discussion KingAndysDad 01/29/03 (1)
        • Re: I agree it is a pointless discussion Deerhounds 01/29/03 (0)