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canine steroids
- Thread starter xido
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well, one i wouldn't put juice in anything but my own body and two, i own a min pinch so. It's his dog and he can do what he wants with it, ill tell him of the dangers, but im not going to punch him out you know ? I'm just asking if the dog is going to be OK, health wise, its not a fighting dog, its just a runt pit he wants bigger. He's running him with 250mg test, 200mg bold, 100mg winny a week which imo is just harmful. If this thread is just causing drama then please someone who can lock it do so. I've read enough.
blut wump
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Boldenone is the pet steroid. I certainly wouldn't give it an oral, since, often, things that are fine for us can do lethal damage to dogs, and I'd be concerned about its getting, literally, bitch tits from the test.
On the aspect of orals, both chocolate and onions can do damage to dog livers. Our standard painkillers are toxic to cats and dogs etc, etc. Never assume that something is safe for pet consumption or injection simply because it's cleared for human use. We are different animals.
Do a search for use of testosterone on dogs. I'm sure I read somewhere that it's medically contra-indicated.
I'm not going to touch on the ethics. People do some strange things to animals in the belief that it's in their pet's best interests. Research is even more important than for yourself since the animal can't tell you that it's experiencing symptoms and, for example, got a headache that's about to lead to a stroke.
On the aspect of orals, both chocolate and onions can do damage to dog livers. Our standard painkillers are toxic to cats and dogs etc, etc. Never assume that something is safe for pet consumption or injection simply because it's cleared for human use. We are different animals.
Do a search for use of testosterone on dogs. I'm sure I read somewhere that it's medically contra-indicated.
I'm not going to touch on the ethics. People do some strange things to animals in the belief that it's in their pet's best interests. Research is even more important than for yourself since the animal can't tell you that it's experiencing symptoms and, for example, got a headache that's about to lead to a stroke.
gettnlarge01
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Is he going to do PCT or keep him ON all the time?
