Bee Pollen For Dogs
5 pounds boneless, skinless chicken thighs. Various veggies (usually a couple of sweet potatoes, green beans, a little broccoli, peas, carrots, zucchini, spinach) This reply was modified 11 years, 5 months ago by hound dog mom. I generally use 1 part kelp, 1 part alfalfa, 1 part spirulina, 1 part wheat grass and 1 part bee pollen although i’ll sometimes sub in a different ingredient for variety. I buy most of my ingredients from swanson or starwest botanicals in 1 lb.
(roughly) for a supplement such as this. I frequently include it in my homemade whole food supplement blends for the dogs and take it myself. Bee pollen comes in granular and powder forms. You can also buy capsules. I currently have honey bunny organic powdered bee pollen in my dog’s supplement mix (all my other ingredients are powdered so i find the. Patty, i have a question for you. I remember you say you give your allergy dogs bee pollen. Multiple friends recommended i do the same for harper. Today i happened to run across a local honey stand that had bee pollen so i picked some up. But i am unsure of the dosing. Harper is currently about 55lbs and had moderate allergies but they always. Based on its ingredients alone, smallbatch chicken was selected to represent the other products in the line for detailed recipe and nutrient analysis. Looks like a superior raw product. The dashboard displays a dry matter protein reading of 58%, a fat level of 28% and estimated carbohydrates of about 5%. My dogs get kelp and they also get things like spirulina, alfalfa, wheat grass, bee pollen, chlorella, etc.
Harper is currently about 55lbs and had moderate allergies but they always. Based on its ingredients alone, smallbatch chicken was selected to represent the other products in the line for detailed recipe and nutrient analysis. Looks like a superior raw product. The dashboard displays a dry matter protein reading of 58%, a fat level of 28% and estimated carbohydrates of about 5%. My dogs get kelp and they also get things like spirulina, alfalfa, wheat grass, bee pollen, chlorella, etc. I switch up their supplements frequently. It says they offer a vitamin/mineral supplement but it doesn’t list the ingredients, you could check that out. The dogs are moving through the venison supply quickly so i’ve formulated their next menu. I’ve always fed my dogs so much variety and their yearly blood work has always come back normal, so i’ve never been overly concerned about nutrient profiles. This time however, i decided to actually take the time to run a full nutrient analysis on their new menu.
I switch up their supplements frequently. It says they offer a vitamin/mineral supplement but it doesn’t list the ingredients, you could check that out. The dogs are moving through the venison supply quickly so i’ve formulated their next menu. I’ve always fed my dogs so much variety and their yearly blood work has always come back normal, so i’ve never been overly concerned about nutrient profiles. This time however, i decided to actually take the time to run a full nutrient analysis on their new menu.
