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Bully Max Dog Suppliment

Discussion in 'Health & Nutrition' started by turkishpitz, Dec 23, 2011.

  1. My friends have been using Bully Max Suppliment and their dogs are in really good conditon and muscly
     
  2. bgblok68

    bgblok68 CH Dog

    Having muscles doesnt mean they're in good condition.
     
  3. brindlexpitt

    brindlexpitt Top Dog

    lmao @ suppliments making dogs "muscly"
     
  4. just read another post where your asking what supplements to give a dog.... SPAM
     
  5. sadieblues

    sadieblues CH Dog

    I wouldn't use any supplement where the recommend starting age is 7 weeks old.

    BULLY MAX VITAMINS AND SUPPLEMENTS

    Bully Max is for dogs 7 weeks of age and older.


    Recommended Usage:
    Dogs under 10 lbs. - 1/2 tablet daily;
    Dogs over 10 lbs. 1 to 2 tablets daily.
    For sick, convalescing, pregnant or nursing
    dogs under 10 lbs. - 1 tablet daily;
    dogs over 10 lbs. - 2 tablets daily.

    We also recommend Bully Max for pregnant and nursing dogs since it provides essential vitamins and minerals that you can't get from dog food alone.

    Bull Max is in a chewable flavored tablet form. It can be given to your dogs as a treat or with food.
     
  6. AGame

    AGame CH Dog

    it is an over priced vitamin that doesn't do shit i guarantee
     
  7. sadieblues

    sadieblues CH Dog

    Absolutely right A game not only is it a gimmick it's completely unnecessary a good raw diet or good kibble is all a dog needs genetics will determine the rest.
     
  8. maydaymatt

    maydaymatt Big Dog

    yah but we is talkin bout some 100# blue nose killas here boys n girls. sheet dont we want our dogs to be so huge they cant walk
     
  9. Lmao!! Bring ur pump!!
     
  10. lilsolo68

    lilsolo68 Pup

    are there any vitamins or supplements available that good for "dogs" period, are should i just stick to good feed...not really trying to bulk up or supersize my dog,but just askin
     
  11. jet83

    jet83 Pup

    you want a good lean dog feed the raw meats and go running with them;)

    this stuff is like half the sh1t they sell in bodybuilding shops maketing hype its a multi vit thats all.
     
  12. pookie!

    pookie! Top Dog

    Have you seen the dog on that bottle? Hell no I wouldnt want my dog to look like that so I will stay far far away from that. Good kibble, raw diet, genetics and proper exercise will get nice lean working dog muscle, no way I would want that "thick" looking crap on my dog.
     
  13. Limey kennels

    Limey kennels CH Dog

    ofcours . http://www.greenriverworkingdogsupplies.com/
    Most profesional conditioners and breeders get the good stuff!! not the ordenary PET food ore PET suplemends . but the high end food and suplemends used in the profesional dog sports...
     
  14. seriously dont buy this crap after reading reviews it isnt the best one you can buy anyway and the ingredients you get in it can be found in pet store multi vits for a quarter of the price and then add the protein yourself by feeding raw chicken, tuna, sardines etc i was thinking about buying it read some reviews and people said its just a multi vitamin with some extra shit that makes your dog fat if your thinking of getting anything like this go for platinum canine all natural no chemicals or just your bog standard dog multi vits read the ingredients theres no magic involved
     
  15. jet83

    jet83 Pup

    youd be better of buying bob martins vitamins lol.do as above;)
     
  16. notepanop

    notepanop Pup

    I have tried using them and they don't work at all I must say. I then ordered K9 Super Fuel online, started giving it to my dogs, and they are much much better.
     
  17. olrts

    olrts Banned

    Sorry but this site is more than a ordinary pet food and supplements seller, this prices are not for a working mans pocket, 500 gramm Creatine for 31 Euro?
    i buy the same stuff for roundabout 7 euro.

    horrible prices under the flag of "performance dogs" its a shame, really
     
  18. Limey kennels

    Limey kennels CH Dog

    thats ok!!. i gues in the world of high performance being it in animals ore race cars ecetera, there are many claims about products that carie a sirtin raw material of diferend quality!!. you may ask yourself are they made of EQUAL QUALITY.. as far as i know and as far as my own bisenis gose you always have a golden rule ""you get what you pay for"".... ore to put it out diferend witch quality of white protien used to form a protien shake is beter the one produced out of the bio indiustry chicken meat, Ore the one that is produced from free roaming natural fed chikens. you tell me!!!. they are both protien base stock, but wich raw material used is of higher quality, and therfor a beter product where less is needed ore more will be ubsorbt. dont be naive with your statemend.. how can you posible know its the same product and therfor the same raw materials being used to produce this product..
     
  19. cliffdog

    cliffdog Top Dog

    I heard good things about K9 Super Fuel.
     
  20. olrts

    olrts Banned

    I understand what you mean, and sure you´re right, for some Products

    But at the Example Creatine, Creatine Monohydrate is Creatine Monohydrate.

    And i bet if you ( or the Supplier from your link) will make a Forensic Analyse from the Creatine in the Shop for 31 Euro,
    and a Analyse of this for 7 Euro

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    it will be 100% the Same Creatine Monohydrate.
    If they´re not equal, i will pay the costs of the analyse.

    Difference, my Creatine Monohydrate is Bulk packaged and not Promoted for Dogs or Horses, or for Mass Bodybuilding like Weider (for Weider Creatine you pay maybe 25 Euro for the same product as mine for 7 Euro)

    What i want to say is, its not a problem to buy more for Products if you get more.

    But in this Example, people buy only for the products that flagged as "performance dog" supplement, and in my opinion this is not okay.
     

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