The Missing Link - food supplement

• 06-04-2008 10:41 AM

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  Jewlieee Joined on 03-23-2007 MI Posts 7,314 Points 4,610	Re: The Missing Link - food supplement Reply Contact The ingredients are on the bag and the amount of glucosamine and chondroiton (spelling) are also on the bag.  I'm interested in the comparison chart though. What is the fit dog site?
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• 06-04-2008 10:47 AM

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  Cook.MN Joined on 12-27-2007 Posts 22 Points 0

  Re: The Missing Link - food supplement Reply Contact Jewlieee: The ingredients are on the bag and the amount of glucosamine and chondroiton (spelling) are also on the bag.  I'm interested in the comparison chart though. What is the fit dog site?   Interesting...I was searching for a joint supplement for my 9 year old lab (getting a bit stiff in her older age) and couldn't find anything about Missing Link Plus on their website, or any other website about what's actually in the bag!  Figures that they'd print it on their bag and I can't find it anywhere else. I found these two links with compression charts, smartpak doesn't compare the Flex-Tra product or a few other's on Fit Dog's list. Fit Dog Chart SmartPak Chart

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• 06-04-2008 5:54 PM

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  Pit_Pointer_Aussie Joined on 04-13-2007 Upstate New York Posts 1,526 Points 125

  Re: The Missing Link - food supplement Reply Contact  Here's the site with the info: http://www.trinatural.com/the_missing_link/ingredients.php i am sure for some dogs it doesn't do much, but for my parent's dog there was a major difference in the amount of his food he was digesting and the quality of his coat. His case is more extreme (details above) because of his surgeries, but I think the product is still worth a try.

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• 06-05-2008 9:18 AM

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  Cook.MN Joined on 12-27-2007 Posts 22 Points 0

  Re: The Missing Link - food supplement Reply Contact  Good to know I find their ingredient list AFTER I looked so hard for it!  Isn't that always the way though eh? lol But looking at their Guaranteed Analysis for their canine plus (which is what I'd be interested in) I stand by my statement that they don't have much of anything in it.  But if it works for some people then by all means keep using it because it just means that the minimal levels of Glucosamine are helping. I guess I'm really picky in what I give my dog, specially since labs are known for joint issues, so I wanted to make sure that I got something that had just more then 1 active joint ingredient.

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• 06-05-2008 1:05 PM

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  Pit_Pointer_Aussie Joined on 04-13-2007 Upstate New York Posts 1,526 Points 125	Re: The Missing Link - food supplement Reply Contact I know, right! LOL, and agree that for folks who primarily need joint support, there are better products available than ML+.
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• 06-05-2008 1:42 PM

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  Jewlieee Joined on 03-23-2007 MI Posts 7,314 Points 4,610

  Re: The Missing Link - food supplement Reply Contact  I'm just telling you my experience. My husky has serious arthritis - you can probably find her xrays posted around here somewhere. ML+ made the biggest difference for her. I just don't like worrying about weather it goes bad or not. Right now she's on Cosequin Multi - which I'm not liking. I will switch her to something else after this bottle runs out.

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