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by kmaot on 02 July 2009 - 22:07
Blessed thistle perhaps...but not folic acid or DE.
by Louise M. Penery on 02 July 2009 - 23:07
DE links http://www.shadowridgedonkeys.com/ds_pg_cart.htm
www.shadowridgedonkeys.com/food_grade_complete.htm
www.shadowridgedonkeys.com/ds_perma_guard.htm
www.shadowridgedonkeys.com/perma_faqs.htm
I figure that, if DE helps with cattle milk production, it may benefit dogs.
by kmaot on 03 July 2009 - 10:07
by oso on 03 July 2009 - 13:07
by kmaot on 03 July 2009 - 17:07
The pups are gaining - I would love to hear what your experiences are with regard to birth weights and growth rates. I may start a new thread on this if there are only a few replies here.
Thanks again. I think we are moving in the right direction.

by yellowrose of Texas on 04 July 2009 - 17:07
DE is new to me,,but my vet friend suggested it for the flower beds and in the nursery floor and around my inside sun room and home for prevention of any fleas or bug.s.. copperheads also will be effected with the crossing over DE...am I right??
DE is new to me....so never too old to learn... I am covering my front fenced doggie place , where the copperhead bit Abby before whelp,, and the one male rules the roost there...It was suggested to cover the area around the house with DE..... it says FOOD GRADE on the sacks......
by Louise M. Penery on 04 July 2009 - 22:07
I'm new to DE also. I gather that all "food grades" DE are not created equal. Cruise around the Shadow Ridge donkey site--you'll see what I mean. There are plenty of other sites selling what is purportedly food grade DE for less.
However, I went to Shadow Ridge because of favorable comments from a couple of friends who shopped there. i bought a bulk !0# bag (with no label) of DE for only $27 including shipping. My friends told me that they felt more energized, had fewer GI problems, and grew more abundant, soft, shiny hair.
Of course, these claims may be regarded as anecdotal. However, I figure that DE can't hurt. I will know more after a couple of months.
DE is taken orally. It has no taste and is water dispersible. I take a tablespoon (mixed in juice or whatever) a couple of times daily. The dogs get ~1 teaspoon with their morning meal.

by yellowrose of Texas on 04 July 2009 - 22:07
i WILL WAIT AND SEE IF YOU CROAK BEFORE i TAKE IT.
iT IS KINDA LIKE THE LIMU PRODUCT....SOME WISE MAN WENT TO THE SOUTH SEAS ISLANDS AND WENT DOWN AND UNCOVERED THE LIMU SEAWEED PLANTS AND FOUND OUT THEY EAT AND USE THEM AND THE ISLANDERS ARE NEVER SICK,,NO CANCERS..ETC SO HE PATENTED IT AND THE SEA AROUND THE ISLANDS ARE HIS TO DIG AND PRODUCE LIMU....SELLING FOR 139.00 FOR 4 BOTTLES...... NOT MY POCKETBOOK PRICE....
YOU ARE TAKING IT..??????? IT IS LIKE POWDER SILKEY....BUT WILL GET IN NOSE....
i PUT IT ALL OVER IN NURSERY MY VET FRIEND SENT ME THE FIRST INFO ON IT..HE USES IT AT HIS RANCH...
MY SWIMMING POOL MAN TOLD ME THEY USE IT IN SWIMMING POOLS IN FILTERING SYSTEMS.....WOW.....WHAT A PRODUCT....IT IS FUNNY FEELING......I WOULD BE SCARED TO PUT IT IN ANY DRINK......JUST BECAUSE I SEE IT ON MY FLOOR....????
by Louise M. Penery on 05 July 2009 - 00:07
Yes, YR, it is fine and silky--looks much like talc or cocaine (LOL)! However, I don't snort it!
DE is readily dispersible in water--forms a cloudy suspension in water. You can mix it with water and apply with a spray bottle for application around the house for topical application on dogs. Hey, just think how nice it would be to add it to puppies' weaning slurry and not have to worry about worming the little critters!
Don't worry--I'm not quite ready to croak!
by Louise M. Penery on 05 July 2009 - 01:07
Silica is available in most health/natural food stores. I have a bottle of liquid silica that says it supports "bones, joints, muscle, connective tissue, hair, skin, teeth, gums, heart, brain function" and that it "helps accerate the body's natural recovery time".
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