Has anybody used either of these products and what were the results?? I had a male that i treated for Lymes and after the 30 days i felt like he needed a little extra boost, i gave him 2 scoops of forte and the results were unbelievable....he fired in the country and treed coons,right by himself. I slowly weened him from it and no loger give it to him and hes still doing great without it. Was this the forte or just coincidental and he mighta just got to feelin better and huntin hard again? He was a hard hunter before he was diagnosed with Lymes. Whats everyones opinion ?
Registered: Aug 2014
Location: Haubstadt,IN
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I used the dog forte when i was running beagles trials all the time, you had multiple runs in a day and would it seem to keep them hydrated and would recover quicker between runs, especially on those really warm days in early fall.
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Super fuel is the he's I have seen !!! Never used the other cause never had to !!! K9dog power.com and get he superfund you will be happy if you run them hard !! Most don't and a top food like dea is enough but if you combine tye two dea amd super fuel if you have a dog with heart you better where you tennis shoes!!!L
I ve never tried the Super Fuel....i just titled the post like that because i figured they were pretty much the same. I also dont believe i would use the stuff unless i felt it was needed. Im gonna get on the site Potomac mentioned and order some of the Super Fuel.
I've used Superfuel a lot. Seems to help them recover quicker. I can't say that I noticed any more peep in their step.
I also will give them a big scoop when its really cold out, not sure it helps any but I figure it wont hurt them.
The things I have used to make the most difference is a little bounce bank in their water when you give them a drink when getting back to the truck or the k-9 folks make a energy drink type deal for dogs also.
I hunt a lot when its hot and have been known to carry a water bottle for my dog also. I even had a guy tell me I couldn't water my dog on a cast on night.
Registered: Nov 2014
Location: United States
Posts: 28
Healthy, hydrated and rested does a lot for a dog. People sometimes forget or do not know that a dog needs around 16 hours of sleep a day. Night after night of hunting and hauling them really takes a toll on them. Maybe something like this can help under those situations? I guess it couldn't hurt to try.
Have used the Super Fuel a lot with our fox field trial dogs. Will sure help them recover and be ready for the next day. Got to be careful with any of this type of supplement that has high levels of creatine, as it will dehydrate them quicker in warmer weather.
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