A Time of Magic

Just as people have various dietary deficiencies, so too do their pets.

That, of course, makes for a growing range of pet supplements which offer a similar range for your pet as the corresponding dietary supplements do for you. In fact, in practical terms, the biggest difference in them is the delivery method used: t’ain’t easy to get a dog to take a tablet so the vitamins and whatnot are included in various biscuits and the like.

The other difference is that they’re, currently, a whole lot cheaper than the corresponding diet supplements that are available for people. Somehow, I can’t see that remaining the case forever though as sooner or later the fashion element will likely increase the range and attractiveness of these things.

Related posts:

1. Pets needs loads of stuff, don’t they?
2. Why is it that vitamin supplements are so common these days?
3. Clearing yourself out
4. Slimming pills or diet pills?
5. What’s the deal with MSM?

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