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Old 04-09-2008, 10:47 PM
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ahhh right down the other end of town

Im glad that the answers have helped you a bit, but as you said experience is the key, you will probably learn alot the first time you get bloods done on the dogs, and then you can share your experience's .

good luck mate, ill have to try and catch up with you at angle park sometime
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Old 04-10-2008, 11:30 AM
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Im interested to know how much iron is too much and how exactly it effects the performance of a greyhound. I give I teaspoon of Ironcylene per day and the occasional B12 injection, Ive heard too much does stop them from finishing races. Any info would be great

I would say that is way too much iron for the dog. Ironcyclen should only be given once or twice a week, and if giving B12, only give them once every fortnight.

Too much iron can stuff up a dog.

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I wouldnt say that it is too much, 4ml daily is the recommended dosing level. which is a smidge under a teaspoon.

There are other factors too look at like what meats are being fed to the dog, but as I said the real way to know for sure that the dog is right is to get a blood test and know positively what the levels are.

Also as I said before the dog will pass anything deemed excess to its needs, unless it is massively oversaturated with iron and cant get rid of it fast enough.
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In what way can it stuff up a dog?
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