Nursery water vs reverse osmosis

[Laluvschins]

Hi guys, I know there is a thread about water already but I would like to gear your opinions between these two, my chins been drinking nursery since they were babes and drink it pretty well but wondering if r/o may be better and if they may drink more and help their poopies. Also nursery has the fluoride in it, wondering if this is good for them?

 

[threewingedfury]

I personally would not use nursery water - there's no reason for chins to have fluoride.

Reverse Osmosis is the best water you can give to chins.

 

[Spoof]

Flouridated water wiped out several herds before they had ways to control how much entered the water system. I have no idea how it affects chins in small doses as there has been no studies/research that I am aware of for long-term.

Obviously yours has not died, and I'm sure there are many others around the U.S. that have not died from it but I definitely do not recommend giving it.

 

[NiftyKat]

Where do you find reverse osmosis water? I've heard people say you can find it at Wal-Marts, but I work there and looked the other night and could not find any .... Does it say it right on the jug? I'm wondering if I just don't live in a demographic that carries it. /

 

[becky12883]

NiftyKat if your Wal-Mart (or grocery store) has a station where you can fill jugs of water, that is reverse osmosis. You can usually also get gallon jugs that are reverse osmosis. Just avoid the distilled and spring water. I think it is labeled as "R/O" or drinking water.

 

[Cat75]

I would not recommend using the water stations as you don't know when the last time the filters were changed. I believe walmarts water says on the label I know Hinckley Springs does.

 

[Kylelemler]

I would not recommend using the water stations as you don't know when the last time the filters were changed. I believe walmarts water says on the label I know Hinckley Springs does.

Diddo that!

Wal-Mart water stations = Bad Idea!