Anyone ever hear of this new supplement?

Hi,
I would appreciate your opinions on a new supplement for dogs. My dog
suffers from allergy related itching and has problems with his coat. A friend
of mine told me about a new supplement called canine health formula which she
said stopped all of her dogs scratching, plus it offers benefits to the heart
and eases arthritis. I did some research on my own and the supplement appears
to be very clinically proven and sound. I was just wondering if any of you out
there had any experience with it. Thanks again. The link for the products
home page is
http://www.caninehealthformula.com


Jeff

WAY overpriced! You can get the same stuff even at the health food store
for less. Regular, human grade flax or fish oil is just fine. MUCH
cheaper, too!

"JDCav" wrote in message
...
Hi,
I would appreciate your opinions on a new supplement for dogs. My
dog
suffers from allergy related itching and has problems with his coat. A
friend
of mine told me about a new supplement called canine health formula which
she
said stopped all of her dogs scratching, plus it offers benefits to the
heart
and eases arthritis. I did some research on my own and the supplement
appears
to be very clinically proven and sound. I was just wondering if any of
you out
there had any experience with it. Thanks again. The link for the
products
home page is
http://www.caninehealthformula.com


Jeff

(JDCav) wrote in
:

Hi,
I would appreciate your opinions on a new supplement for dogs.
My dog
suffers from allergy related itching and has problems with his coat.
A friend of mine told me about a new supplement called canine health
formula which she said stopped all of her dogs scratching, plus it
offers benefits to the heart and eases arthritis. I did some research
on my own and the supplement appears to be very clinically proven and
sound. I was just wondering if any of you out there had any
experience with it. Thanks again. The link for the products home
page is
http://www.caninehealthformula.com




It's very interesting that whoever registered this domain did so through
via a route that allows you to hide your personal information. Add that
to the fact that if you do a search on google for caninehealthfurmula on
google, it doesn't even exist.

whois search:http://tinyurl.com/h523
Google search:http://tinyurl.com/h526

sniff, sniff What's that I smell?? Spam??

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Marcel Beaudoin said in rec.pets.dogs.health:

It's very interesting that whoever registered this domain
did so through via a route that allows you to hide your
personal information.

How so?

http://www.dnsstuff.com/tools/whois....lthformula.com

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Rocky wrote in
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How so?

http://www.dnsstuff.com/tools/whois....lthformula.com

My bad. The whois search that I checked out samspade.org, gave no
information. That and the info I got from the godaddy website made it seem
like godaddy is the place to go if you want to hide your personal
information.

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Marcel Beaudoin said in rec.pets.dogs.health:

That and the info I got from the godaddy website made it
seem like godaddy is the place to go if you want to hide
your personal information.

"Whois" used to be a lot easier when there was only one
registrar, eh? Dnsstuff.com checks all the registries and does
a whole lot more, too -- check out its main page. I use it
mostly to trace spam and then block (not filter) email based
upon IP addresses.

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On 16 Jul 2003, Rocky opined:

Marcel Beaudoin said in rec.pets.dogs.health:

That and the info I got from the godaddy website made it
seem like godaddy is the place to go if you want to hide
your personal information.

"Whois" used to be a lot easier when there was only one
registrar, eh? Dnsstuff.com checks all the registries and does
a whole lot more, too -- check out its main page. I use it
mostly to trace spam and then block (not filter) email based
upon IP addresses.


I heard that one is able to smother personal information for an extra fee
when registering domain names these days. Is that accurate?
Chad

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Rocky wrote in
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"Whois" used to be a lot easier when there was only one
registrar, eh? Dnsstuff.com checks all the registries and does
a whole lot more, too -- check out its main page.

Merci beaucoup!!

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Dimpled Chad said in rec.pets.dogs.health:

I heard that one is able to smother personal information
for an extra fee when registering domain names these days.
Is that accurate?

I have no idea, but with so many places to register, it wouldn't
surprise me.

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Rocky wrote in
news:Xns93BB5EE23D6E6australianshepherdca@IP:

I have no idea, but with so many places to register, it wouldn't
surprise me.

According to godaddy.com, they offer just this option:

http://tinyurl.com/h89x



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