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    Can dogs have bee pollen? I have been taking some bee pollen I bought at whole foods as a supplement for myself but was wondering if it would be beneficial to dogs as well? This is the kind I use: Amazon.com: Fresh Bee Pollen Whole Granules - 16 oz. - Granules: Health & Personal Care
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