is this good for my GS ?

wissam_jordan · 02-13-2013, 05:36 AM

Hi, please is this good for my 6month mix GS &ROT
- 3 meals daily of dry royal canine german
- 1 omega 3-6-9 daily
- 1 super calcium 600 mg+ D3 (400 IU) daily
- 1 B complex vitamin every couple of days

" trying to give the best him, but i don't know , is this enough,too much, am I missing something"

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wissam_jordan · 02-13-2013, 05:38 AM

* 3 meals a day each meal is around one full mug

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LeoRose · 02-13-2013, 01:46 PM

I wouldn't supplement with Calcium. It throws off the calcium/phosphorus ratio, and can actually lead to more problems than it fixes.

Also, what size "mug" are you using? You really should be using a standard 8 oz. measuring cup to measure out kibble. Use the directions on the bag as a starting point. If he starts looking too thin, up the amount. If he starts looking too pudgy, cut down a bit.

wissam_jordan · 02-13-2013, 03:57 PM

Thank you Leo for the info and the advice (:

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LeoRose Member Join Date: Jan 2013 Location: Texas Gulf Coast Posts: 109	I wouldn't supplement with Calcium. It throws off the calcium/phosphorus ratio, and can actually lead to more problems than it fixes. Also, what size "mug" are you using? You really should be using a standard 8 oz. measuring cup to measure out kibble. Use the directions on the bag as a starting point. If he starts looking too thin, up the amount. If he starts looking too pudgy, cut down a bit.

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