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I remeber having a conversation with someone privatly about the proper ratios for all of the vitamins to be in and to use beta caretone instead of Vit A. I forget all the exact ratios though, and I'm sure people on this forum would find it useful.

If I remeber correctly, I believe it was a 10:1:0.1 ratio for A, D, E, 2:1 for Calcium to Phorporous, use a supplement that has beta caretone instead of Vit A, and make sure it has an expiry date.

Someone correct me please!

Thanks,
Rob
 
Hi ROb,
That is correct. However make sure its D3 as the other D isomers are useless to the animals.
Ed
 
Alright...go memory!
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