How is the "natural" flavor different from the regular beef or chicken flavor? ...I read some reviews that said the natural flavor doesn't contain tyrosine which is the most effective ingredient in angels eyes products. Doesn't anyone know if this is true? How is the "natural" flavor different from the regular beef or chicken flavor? ...I read some reviews that said the natural flavor doesn't contain tyrosine which is the most effective... » Read More How is the "natural" flavor different from the regular beef or chicken flavor? ...I read some reviews that said the natural flavor doesn't contain tyrosine which is the most effective ingredient in angels eyes products. Doesn't anyone know if this is true? « Show Less
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Mary, I am not sure but my dog has no issue with the taste of either, and I just put it on his dry food and spray with just a bit of water...since switching to the "regular" angel eyes, quickly the staining once again disappeared and he is on maintenance, get it about once to twice a week.
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Hi Mary! By their website, I've always been led to believe that all flavors of Angels' Eyes are natural. The title alone says, "Angels' Eyes Natural Tear Stain Eliminator". I buy the chicken flavor regularly for my dog and am not aware that there are 2 chicken flavor varieties. I urge you to go their the Angels' Eyes website for more information.
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I am not sure, I didn't taste it :) My dog loves the Chicken flavor the best though.
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Great question. You can find the list of ingredients on the web site, Myotein ingredients. The label only says "natural and artificial flavoring." It also lists Sucralose. If there is Aspertane in it, I am not tasting it.
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Regarding taste of the wild dog food.. mines been eating the roasted bison/ venison version.. probably about 15 lbs so far.. has developed skin irritations.. scratching/ redness/ scabbing/ the redness along belly and inside leg "pits".. on back / near neck etc. I had mixed the food in with the last of his previous (different) dog food brand but he's been eating it exclusively now for a few weeks. I saw one posting elsewhere where a dog developed severe intestinitus after eating it and died. I switched brands tonight. My dog's a 55 lb cattle dog mix- 10 yrs old. He's never had skin issues and doesn't have fleas. He's an indoor dog. Regarding taste of the wild dog food.. mines been eating the roasted bison/ venison version.. probably about 15 lbs so far.. has developed skin irritations.. scratching/ redness/ scabbing/ the redness along belly and inside leg "pits".. on back / near neck etc. I had mixed the food in with the last of his previous (different) dog food brand but he's been eating it exclusively now for a few weeks. I saw one posting elsewhere where a dog developed severe intestinitus after eating it and died. I switched brands tonight. My dog's a 55 lb cattle dog mix- 10 yrs old. He's never had skin... » Read More Regarding taste of the wild dog food.. mines been eating the roasted bison/ venison version.. probably about 15 lbs so far.. has developed skin irritations.. scratching/ redness/ scabbing/ the redness along belly and inside leg "pits".. on back / near neck etc. I had mixed the food in with the last of his previous (different) dog food brand but he's been eating it exclusively now for a few weeks. I saw one posting elsewhere where a dog developed severe intestinitus after eating it and died. I switched brands tonight. My dog's a 55 lb cattle dog mix- 10 yrs old. He's never had skin issues and doesn't have fleas. He's an indoor dog. « Show Less
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mine is not yellow...are you sure you ordered the white oil and not the one that comes with yellow/orange color/butter flavored?I have ordered two of the white oil and both are pure white, actually clear when melted...great stuff...it does not taste or smell like coconut like you think it would...it is not the same smelling stuff that you get for sun tanning! I use this for everything: cooking, skin, in my pets food...you can pay a lot more for small containers called organic or 100% pure but this is the same and a great quality and you can not beat the price...definitely NOT CRAP as someone stated. mine is not yellow...are you sure you ordered the white oil and not the one that comes with yellow/orange color/butter flavored?I have ordered two of the white oil and both are pure white, actually clear when melted...great stuff...it does not taste or smell like coconut like you think it would...it is not the same smelling stuff that you get for sun tanning! I use this for everything: cooking, skin, in my pets food...you can pay a lot more for small containers called organic or 100% pure but this is the same and a great quality and you can not beat the price...definitely NOT CRAP as... » Read More mine is not yellow...are you sure you ordered the white oil and not the one that comes with yellow/orange color/butter flavored?I have ordered two of the white oil and both are pure white, actually clear when melted...great stuff...it does not taste or smell like coconut like you think it would...it is not the same smelling stuff that you get for sun tanning! I use this for everything: cooking, skin, in my pets food...you can pay a lot more for small containers called organic or 100% pure but this is the same and a great quality and you can not beat the price...definitely NOT CRAP as someone stated. « Show Less
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I am vegan, and unless I am missing supplement, this supplement is vegan. The label states: No wheat, no soybeans,no dairy, no eggs, no fish/shellfish, no peanuts/tree nuts. So unless there is beef liver hidden in there, I think we are okay. �. Oh, okay, I just noticed that it also says "suitable for vegetarians/vegans." Small print...tired eyes. I was a little concerned that iJartow has xylitol as the primary ingredient. I don't like artificial sweeteners of any kind. I may have to check further into this before my next purchase. I think I could tough out a b12 sublingual/chewable without added sweetener. I am vegan, and unless I am missing supplement, this supplement is vegan. The label states: No wheat, no soybeans,no dairy, no eggs, no fish/shellfish, no peanuts/tree nuts. So unless there is beef liver hidden in there, I think we are okay. �. Oh, okay, I just noticed that it also says "suitable for vegetarians/vegans." Small print...tired eyes. I was a little concerned that iJartow has xylitol as the primary ingredient. I don't like artificial sweeteners of any kind. I may have to check further into this before my next purchase. I think I could tough out a b12... » Read More I am vegan, and unless I am missing supplement, this supplement is vegan. The label states: No wheat, no soybeans,no dairy, no eggs, no fish/shellfish, no peanuts/tree nuts. So unless there is beef liver hidden in there, I think we are okay. �. Oh, okay, I just noticed that it also says "suitable for vegetarians/vegans." Small print...tired eyes. I was a little concerned that iJartow has xylitol as the primary ingredient. I don't like artificial sweeteners of any kind. I may have to check further into this before my next purchase. I think I could tough out a b12 sublingual/chewable without added sweetener. « Show Less
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On the package there is an * after "all natural", lower on the package it says "*contains no artificial ingredients and is minimally processed". It also says "gluten free, no preservatives, no nitrites/nitrates, no fillers - sliced from premium pork hams". It is sweet and delicious! It does have more sugar, but less sodium than the teriyaki beef jerky I had been buying (also 10 more calories and 3 grams less protein per oz), but is so much more tender and tasty. It is a wonderful treat and a good source of protein, I have been having some every day since I discovered it a couple of weeks ago. On the package there is an * after "all natural", lower on the package it says "*contains no artificial ingredients and is minimally processed". It also says "gluten free, no preservatives, no nitrites/nitrates, no fillers - sliced from premium pork hams". It is sweet and delicious! It does have more sugar, but less sodium than the teriyaki beef jerky I had been buying (also 10 more calories and 3 grams less protein per oz), but is so much more tender and tasty. It is a wonderful treat and a good source of protein, I have been having some every day since I... » Read More On the package there is an * after "all natural", lower on the package it says "*contains no artificial ingredients and is minimally processed". It also says "gluten free, no preservatives, no nitrites/nitrates, no fillers - sliced from premium pork hams". It is sweet and delicious! It does have more sugar, but less sodium than the teriyaki beef jerky I had been buying (also 10 more calories and 3 grams less protein per oz), but is so much more tender and tasty. It is a wonderful treat and a good source of protein, I have been having some every day since I discovered it a couple of weeks ago. « Show Less
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I emailed the company. Reply: "Our natural flavors are plant based, which means that we use a combination of herbs, fruits, vegetables, and essences. Sweet Drops™ contain no MSG or other products like it. Our liquids are also vegan and gluten free, meaning they contain no corn, wheat, barley or rye. We do not use GMO products."
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The "natural" ones have only natural flavors and colors. The other, more brightly colored ones do use artificial colors.
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They don't tell you, and the regulations are very loose in this area. Anything that has any source in "nature" as opposed to being created in a laboratory -- even if the original substance has since been extensively modified -- can legally be described as natural. So if they took, for example, blueberry extract and then added all sorts of chemicals to it, they could still call it a natural flavor.
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Everyone - this is what I want to know and I will be contacting the company to find out. I want to know what is NOT on the label nor on their website nor could the guy at Whole Foods give a definitive answer (he's waiting to hear back from me on this) when he spoke to the company.If they source from cows that are injected with rBST - I want nothing to do with it. It's important. Why would I drink what I won't eat in my beef?If anyone has heard from the company on this, I think all of us should know.
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I would interpret natural to mean that it is not synthetic or chemically comprised. This whey powder is both natural and unflavored(i.e.no sugar, no additional flavoring)
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The beef extract adds a depth of flavor that is difficult to achieve with strictly vegan ingredients. I've tried the Thai Kitchen Roasted Garlic Bowl, which I believe is vegan, but found the flavor a bit flat and uninteresting. Good luck in your search for vegan yumminess!
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The D-3 is extracted from Lanolin. The Olive oil, which is the only other ingredient I found this reply on the companies web site. I hope this is the answer for you..... QOUTE Hi there. I was just wondering what kind of olive oil is used as the base of this product? Light olive oil? Regular? Extra Virgin? As you may well know, some cheap, non-extra virgin olive oils can have soy bean oil, canola oil, or others mixed in. Overall, I'm just trying to figure out if this product is GMO free, before buying it. Hello, Thank you for contacting Seeking Health regarding the Optimal Vitamin D Liquid. The olive oil used in this product is virgin olive oil from Spain. It is harvested, processed, stored and shipped in compliance with the strict EU standards. We use only pure virgin olive oil; this product contains absolutely no wheat, dairy, corn, soy, fish, nuts, preservatives, GMOs, additives, colors, excipients or flavoring. Our manufacturing facility is FDA inspected, NSF certified and maintains strict compliance with cGMP policies. I hope this information helps. Please let us know if we can be of any further assistance. Thank you for your time, Sarissa
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Hi, the big ingredient is Milk Thistle. I tried just getting the supplement from health food place, (its so cheap!) but I couldn't get her to eat it. So, in the Marin it beef/chicken flavored and I sneak it in her food.
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I had recently ordered more so waited for the shipment to look at the ingredients. As another reviewer reported below, those ingredients are what is on the package. It seems to me though, that I had emailed the company (www.paleopeople.com) last year to ask what exactly the "Natural Flavors" were. I wasn't given a clear answer though I didn't ask specifically about something like cinnamon. Good luck.
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I don't know why you had that problem. I had ordered the Chicken Natural and it did not work. I asked for an exchange for the Beef Flavor (which by the way my dog LOVES) and they exchanged it for me with a 50% restocking fee. I am very happy with the product.
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On my bottle it says organic soybeans. I read if something is USDA certified organic it has to be non GMO but you may have to do some research about that. It doesn't say non GMO on the bottle. All I know is that this tastes awesome and is definitely better than the chemically produced conventionally prepared soy sauce that's everywhere.