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Thanks Barb!!!! I didn't want to deny him something if he needed it. I just don't think he needs it.

When I get a deer, I love it when the weather is in the range of lows 33 or so to highs about 43 or so. I can let the deer hang for almost a week before butchering it. So if you come across any other carcasses and the temps are right, it could last a good while and still be good.....though the guts should be taken out, since they do rot faster than meat. Plus opening up the abdominal cavity helps to get the cold air around the meat....

I do appreciate everyone's suggestions and advice but, for the time being, I think I'll stick with California Natural! There's nothing in that bag that remotely resembles a once living animal let alone one that we consider to be a "neighborhood pet!"

adlfelix wrote: .. Only being 5 I thought that seemed a little young to be starting a joint supplement. Agree Dogs who have been on a high quality diet, had little in the way of injuries or health issues may not even need joint supplements. Cassie is almost 12 and still no signs of arthritis or joint discomfort Therapeutic supplements should be used when symptoms dictate JMO

Updated Rabies Control Act Allows Longer Vaccination Intervals http://www.todaysthv.com/news/local/sto ... 65&catid=2 "The updated Rabies Control Act has new rules passed by the State Board of Health that allow for a longer interval between rabies vaccinations for dogs and cats. The new rules will become effective January 1, 2010. If a three-year vaccine is chosen, the pet will be required to be revaccinated three years...