Greenpet Supplements - Supa-greens

[Red Fox]

Just having a look around the Greenpet website and came across Supa-Greens

"A high energy blend of organic green barley, wheatgrass, alfalfa and spirulina. A super-food supplement for dogs, cats or other animals. Contains all human quality supplements."

I'm not normally keen on "multi type" supplements (prefer to give single supps as needed it instead) but this one sounds like it would be a good health booster, and it's not overly expensive either.

Has anyone else tried it? What do you think of it?

Thanks ;)

[Staff'n'Toller]

I haven't used that one personally, I know people who do like greenpet though.

I have used this one from neways in the past:

Green Qi Ingredients:

Spirulina powder, alfalfa juice powder, chlorella, kale grass powder, wheat grass juice powder, soy lecithin powder, parsley leaf powder, green tea leaf powder extract (decaffeinated), flax seed powder, rice bran powder, spinach powder, oat grass juice powder, fructooligosaccharides, Lactobacillus acidophillus, Dunaliella salina algae, acerola fruit juice powder, barley juice powder, beetroot juice powder, apple fibre powder; Korean ginseng root powder extract, rosemary leaf powder extract, licorice root powder, Siberian ginseng root powder, anticaking agent (silicon dioxide), shitake mushroom powder, Ginkgo biloba leaf powder extract, grape seed powder extract, bilberry fruit extract, aloe vera leaf powder, ginger root powder, momordica (lo han guo), kelp powder, broccoli flower powder extract, cabbage leaf powder, papaya powder extract, dandelion leaf powder, cayenne pepper.

Carole Bryant (berigorafarm.com.au) makes an everyday extra supplement or a dried veggie supplement which is good also. ;)

[kirst_goldens]

i am interested as well as i use their alfalfa powder for my boy but that mix sounds good ;) although it says high energy... so maybe not for the 15yr old but for fuure animals maybe lol