where is the best place online to buy high quality vitamins and blood builders for my dogs??

"sandslicorice" wrote

where is the best place online to buy high quality vitamins and blood
builders for my dogs??

Umm, we don't even know what country you are in. Your version of 'quality'
and mine may not match. Blood builders makes no sense to me. Wanna try
again?

"cshenk" wrote in message
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"sandslicorice" wrote

where is the best place online to buy high quality vitamins and blood
builders for my dogs??

Umm, we don't even know what country you are in. Your version of
'quality' and mine may not match. Blood builders makes no sense to me.
Wanna try again?


Wouldn't surprise me a bit if the OP suddenly found a *great* source on
their own, and then just had to share it with the rest of us.

Huh. The only people I know who use "blood builders" for dogs are those
who race greyhounds..... They try to get a very high hemoglobin level
for oxygen transport. And they know where to get the brands most
commonly used by the trainers. I can think of one other "sport" where
they might be used, but a beginner would be told where to get the
"tonics" and vitamins by a mentor.... It's not a "sport" that any of
the regulars would be interested in supporting, I think......

Jo Wolf
Martinez, Georgia

Huh. The only people I know who use "blood builders" for dogs are those
who race greyhounds..... They try to get a very high hemoglobin level
for oxygen transport. And they know where to get the brands most
commonly used by the trainers. I can think of one other "sport" where
they might be used, but a beginner would be told where to get the
"tonics" and vitamins by a mentor.... It's not a "sport" that any of
the regulars would be interested in supporting, I think......

Jo Wolf
Martinez, Georgia

"Jo Wolf" wrote

Huh. The only people I know who use "blood builders" for dogs are those
who race greyhounds..... They try to get a very high hemoglobin level
for oxygen transport. And they know where to get the brands most
commonly used by the trainers. I can think of one other "sport" where
they might be used, but a beginner would be told where to get the
"tonics" and vitamins by a mentor.... It's not a "sport" that any of
the regulars would be interested in supporting, I think......

EEK! Thanks, I did not know that.

On Thu, 30 Dec 2010 17:03:47 -0500, (Jo Wolf) wrote:

Huh. The only people I know who use "blood builders" for dogs are those
who race greyhounds..... They try to get a very high hemoglobin level
for oxygen transport.

Which is ridiculous, because greyhounds normally have high RBC counts.
Greyhound racing is full of old wives' tales. Among other things.

On Thu, 30 Dec 2010 22:01:16 -0500, sighthounds & siberians wrote:

On Thu, 30 Dec 2010 17:03:47 -0500, (Jo Wolf) wrote:

Huh. The only people I know who use "blood builders" for dogs are those
who race greyhounds..... They try to get a very high hemoglobin level
for oxygen transport.

Which is ridiculous, because greyhounds normally have high RBC counts.
Greyhound racing is full of old wives' tales. Among other things.

I do not now much about racing greyhounds but intend to give Mr.Martinez
benefit of doubt. Reason: I have seen show dogs on steroids with a
superior muscle structure yet the only exercise they had was running in
show ring. Nowadays "competition" has own privileges.

Yes, and Greyhound rescue babes believe most of them, such as that a
Grey can't be taught to sit...... {grin} or retrieve..... or.....

Jo Wolf
Martinez, Georgia

Well, fake, tell me who you know who is dosing a "showdog" with the type
of steriods that build muscle, and I'll have the information on the way
to the AKC with my $500 check that must accompany a complaint..... and
to the person's national breed club. This type of thing is very much
looked down upon due to health and behavior issues..... as well as
forbidden by AKC and UKC rules. I sure don't want that dog wandering
into my back yard.

Jo Wolf
Martinez, Georgia