Twinlab Stress B-Complex Caps with Vitamin C, 250 Capsules

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One bottle containing 250 vitamin b-complex with vitamin c capsules
Contains high-potency B-vitamins and Vitamin C; yeast free
Easy to swallow and assimilate
Well tolerated by most highly allergic individuals; no added flavorings, sugars, salt, artificial sweeteners, colorings, preservatives or salicylates
Packaged in a glass bottle for maximum stability, quality and freshness

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This dietary supplement contains high potency B-Complex vitamins. It is yeast-free and well tolerated by most highly allergic individuals. TwinLab Stress B-Complex Caps with Vitamin C are easier to swallow and assimilate. Contains no tablet binders, coatings or colorings. Free of the most common allergens such as soy, yeast, barley, wheat, lactose (milk sugar) and all milk, citrus, fish and egg products. No added flavorings, sugars, salt, artificial sweeteners, colorings, preservatives or salicylates. Packaged in a glass bottle for maximum stability, quality and freshness.

Twinlab Stress B-Complex Caps with Vitamin C, 250 Capsules

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What fish is best for cats?

Best answer:
* Sardines, Herring, Anchovy are some fish which are good for cats.

* Just don't worry about Thiaminase, because it will have its effect only if you feed you cats in high contents.

* Give limited amount of raw fish mentioned above.Some fresh fish contain mercury so becarefulIMO I would never feed raw fish of any kind (even canned is not good). Fish can be addictive to a cat and he could refuse to eat other foods. We feed dry, canned and raw (only in the chicken/beef for raw).

There are too many parasites in fish to be safe.Actually the best fish would be NONE. Fish is very unhealthy for cats - especially a fish as high up on the food chain as the salmon. This article has info - http://www.littlebigcat.com/index.php?action=library&act=show&item=whyfishisdangerousforcats

If you're feeding your cat a raw diet do you realize there's far more to it than just giving the cat meat? Certain other items have to be added such as bone meal, taurine and probiotics. This website has an easy recipe for a raw diet - http://www.littlebigcat.com/index.php?action=library&act=show&item=014

A bit worried here because you clearly don't have a clue about cat nutrition and are going to end up with a very sick or dead cat. Stick with commercial foods until you educate yourself on raw diets. If you want to try a commercially prepared one Nature's Variety makes an excellent raw frozen organic chicken that comes in medallions that you just thaw out and serve.

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