Question

[pheonixmuncher]

I was at the pet store the other day and I was looking for a calcium spray that I could actually spray on Brigit. But the after I bought it i had a gut feeling that it wasn't a good spray. I would like to know if any one else has used this spray and had good results with it.

 

[TheWolfmanTom]

I was given a bottle once and it seemed to help at shed time, but no more than a good bath does.

 

[keschete]

Let me just say this....

Can a dragon absorb water through his skin? No, it has to absorb through a mucous membrane like the vent or mouth. So how could vitamins absorb through his skin with any kind of level to actually reach his blood stream and enhance his nutrition.

So, you can spray it on him...might help with shed, might make him wet ....but it isn't going to supplement his nutrition.

This reminds me of a commercial I saw yesterday about a women's skin cream made with some type of medical grade collagen injectible stuff. The collagen/synthetic works and is approved for INJECTION for dermatologists to use. How is it going to help if you smear it on the surface of your face? It isn't....it has to be injected....

Sooooo, all this fancy marketing is usually BS...that is how companies make money. Your logical mind already recognized that this product doesn't really do much and prompted you to ask the question.

 

[pheonixmuncher]

Keschete, They absorb the uva/uvb light through their skin don't they? I use regular calcium along with phoenix worms. I just wanted to add a little extra...

 

[DistDrag]

I'm with keschete on this one. Going with the analogy theme her, light goes through glass right? Does water?