Brewer'sYeast & Nutritional yeast are similiar, except that the Nutriotional
yeast (which I use) has more iron in it.
That's why I just give it to them every other day.
The Missing Link has the Spirolina in it and other natural veggies & herbs.
I use both, so far no problems.
If they get alot of b vitamins, they are water soluble anyway and they will pee
them out.
Same as w/vitamin c.
Susan J. DuBose >^..^<
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----- Original Message -----
From: Caroline Kaufmann
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Wednesday, September 12, 2007 11:24 AM
Subject: Missing Link vs. Brewer's Yeast
Can anyone tell me the difference? I have Brewer's Yeast that I give to my 1
yo foster cat and the outdoor, neighborhood cats. I haven't given Brewer's
Yeast to the foster kitties, all just a few months old, because I don't know if
I can use it on cats that young?
I found Missing Link in the store and remember people talking about using it
on this list serve. I read the ingredients and a lot of them seem similar to
Brewer's Yeast and in fact, I think Missing Link has nutritional yeast in it.
Therefore, I didn't know if I could use both at the same time?
I don't want to over-supplement my cats, but I am trying to really boost
their immune systems and kind of reverse some of the damage that was done to
their little teeny systems by being orphaned so young (some should still be
nursing), spending time at Animal Control and being exposed to diseases, and
all having URIs.
Any insight is greatly appreciated and I am sorry if this is a repetitive
post!
Thanks,
Caroline
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