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Kitchen & Housewares : Missing Link Canine (1 lb.) |
Price: $11.99 Prices subject to change.
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Binding: Misc.
Brand: Designing Health
Label: Designing Health
Manufacturer: Designing Health
Publisher: Designing Health
Studio: Designing Health
Sales Rank: 147030
MPN: MLINKCAN1LB
Features:- Formulated with highest quality, all-natural whole foods
- Ingredients chosen for their nutrient profile and synergistic effects
- Formula is rich in flaxseed, the richest vegetable source of Omega-3
- Contains lignans, protein, and fiber
- Delivers "living molecules" such as enzymes, friendly bacteria, and phytonutrients
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Product Description:
The Missing Link Daily Dosages: Up to 20 lbs. : 1 teaspoon. 20 to 40 lbs. : 2 teaspoons. 40 to 80 lbs.: 3 teaspoons. 80 to 100 lbs.: 4 teaspoons. Over 100 lbs. : 6 teaspoons.Feeding Instructions: Add The Missing Link® to your animal's regular food according to its weight. As with any high fiber product, start with small amounts and gradually increase to the recommended level over the course of a week or two. Some animals may benefit even more if their Missing Link® intake is doubled for the first 90 days following the adjustment period. The daily intake can be divided into two or more servings if desired. Your animal will love the taste and you'll love the results!var moreinfovalue='Missing Link Canine (1 lb.)Crude Protein(notlessthan)18% Crude Fat (not less than)28%Crude Fiber (not more than)15%Moisture (not more than)10%Minimum per Tbsp. (3 tsp.) = 8g. Linoleic Acid (Omega 6)450 mgLinolenic Acid (Omega 3)1000mg';
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Rating:  -
My West Highland White Terrier had long term skin problems - itching, skin infections, loss of hair, etc. This is a common problem for the breed and why some ultimately need to be rescued. Vet bills can become pretty high, and all the vet did was prescribe steroids (temporary results and not healthy for the dog) and allergy shots - no results. I asked two vets about vitamins or change in diet, and they just gave me a blank look, although we tried the prescription allergy vet-sold food for several ... Read More
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This product will not perform miracles. It is made to increase the nutritional value of your pet's food. You don't want to know what they put in your dogs food. Google it if you really want to know. My dog was diagnosed with a type of cancer that most likely will someday return and not have anymore treatment options. The only thing on the net and vets say MAY help is to up the Omega fatty acids. Because Missing Link is made from natural food sources, I feel very comfortable doubling up on what we ... Read More
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I've asked my dog(a Shiba) how much she likes this stuff being added to her food, but she just gives me this quizzical look. She seems to eat it ok. As for any noticible improvements, it *seems* like her coat is healthier...at least the vet commented on how nice it was. Overall, I would buy this again.
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