Vet told me to give my dog a teaspoon of safflower oil a day for skin health
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@Hearthfire i actually give my dog cooked vegetables such as cabbage and green beans and spinach. i have to mix them with meat though and she prefers liver for her nutrients tbh
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@sunsunsun what dog do you have? is it muzzled?
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Just do coconut oil, it's pretty good for the skin.
Idk not such a big deal. Not everybody is on the seed oil wagon. Translate it to a different oil and it's fine. -
@alfredoolivas muzzled? what kind of question is that? are you in a spicy mood alfredo?
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@happyhanneke go look at ingredients of vet approved foods and tell me its fine
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@sunsunsun Nah. most vets are crazy. I've been told to not get service because I don't feed my dog kibble. I just don't really take them too seriously. Most meds I order myself at revival animal. I still need a vet for certain emergencies.
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@happyhanneke thx ill look them up
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@sunsunsun avoiding the question are we? given it's owner, i though it must have an agressive personality.
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@happyhanneke they ask for a prescription tho
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My family and I have always given our dogs eggs for their skin and coat health. Their overall diet makes a difference too, IME. We had them on a whole foods, freeze dried kibble (Bravo) and they were healthy, but our vet was so impressed at how lean and strong they (a yellow lab/husky mix and a maltese) were after we switched them to a fresh diet of meat/seafood, raw liver, eggs, cottage cheese, fruit—mainly squash and melon—raw carrots, and well-cooked green beans.
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@Jennifer nice I just bought 10lb of green beans. greenbeanmaxxing
green beans are high in silicon
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That’s great, @sunsunsun! Your dog is a lucky girl to be fed so well.
