I have 2 newfoundlands and a shitsu will it work for the 3 of them. dirt and slime lays on bottomn from their faces I'm changing their pail3-4 times a day
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I have a siberian husky and both my sisters have small dogs. Jack loves his fountain and drinks from the top. When my sisters bring their dogs to my apt. they drink from the water fall on the side. Everyone is happy. I think your dogs will love it as much as ours do.
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Yes, it should i have a Catahoula, pit/boxer and a terrier and it works perfectly. In the summer i fill it twice a week and rinse the filters.
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It works very well on my maltipoo. I did it for about 2 weeks, once a day. His eye area is very bright and clean. Keep at it.
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I have 2 Pugs that RUN when the regular vac comes out. The Neato doesn't seem to bother them though, they just move to the side if it comes near them while drinking, eating, etc.
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it would probably work for 2 or 3 but as they grow they will out grow its size if more than one attempts to use it at the same time. i use it for my rabbit which gives her more than enough room.
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I'm not sure - sorry. We have a lab that sheds heavily, more so than most dogs as he has a skin issue and I don't change them that regularly but we vacuum all the time.
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I'm just a customer, not a vet. My dog is a small West Highland Terrier. I bathed him twice a week for 3 weeks, now we're down to once a week. Not sure how long we'll continue that routine, but he's doing awesome!!!
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I have a sheltie he has problem with fungus and odor and scratching with it. This shampoo is to harsh sometimes so I have to watch his skin. I have to spray moisturizer on it. Every dog is different. You are going to have to try and see what is best for your dog. Sometimes I get a shampoo and think it is working good and can use a while and I have to change again. It is frustrating but love my dog. Hope I gave you some insight. Good Luck.
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I have a Rottweiler and German Shepard mix she hates to be brushed also. I give her a rawhide or a treat that will take awhile to chew up and eat. The furminator works awesome on her
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I'm not sure if it would be a problem for pugs. He would need to use his tongue to help get the food. There may be another style that works better. My corgi does well with it, it was a lifesaver while he was on prednisone, but he is not short nosed.
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Not sure. I would call the mfg and ask them or a veterinarian. You could try just a few pieces and see what happens. Maybe even out some peanut butter on it and see if that attracts them
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I've got 3 malamutes and it works great. It will make noise sometimes but, mine are Albright with it.
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It's been about two months now and Bonny and Clyde are doing much better. I took it really slow switching their food types..they were already having skin issues so I didn't want to shock their system. I think they will always have issues with grass but their hair and skin are looking much better. They do seem to be eating less too..which is always a good thing.
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I'm using what amounts to a heaping tablespoon for a dog the same size. However, it's a rescue that we are clearing up a mange problem on. I'd guess less would work if your dog's skin & coat are normal.
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Yes, but with a caveat. We have a Black Russian Terrier, a breed with a large beard. The plus is that she is able to drink clear water from the fountain, the filter works well in that regard. The problem is she gets the water dirty quickly. After eating or playing outside, she drinks and food particles get in the water and gets it dirty. She still drinks clear water, but the whole fountain gets very dirty and quickly gets slimy. This means about every other day we have to disassemble it, clean it and put it back together. It's gotten to be a real pain. So, we're going back to a regular bowl. We'll have to clean it often, but a 60 second cleaning twice a day is better than 15 minutes every other day. Yes, but with a caveat. We have a Black Russian Terrier, a breed with a large beard. The plus is that she is able to drink clear water from the fountain, the filter works well in that regard. The problem is she gets the water dirty quickly. After eating or playing outside, she drinks and food particles get in the water and gets it dirty. She still drinks clear water, but the whole fountain gets very dirty and quickly gets slimy. This means about every other day we have to disassemble it, clean it and put it back together. It's gotten to be a real pain. So, we're going back to a regular... » Read More Yes, but with a caveat. We have a Black Russian Terrier, a breed with a large beard. The plus is that she is able to drink clear water from the fountain, the filter works well in that regard. The problem is she gets the water dirty quickly. After eating or playing outside, she drinks and food particles get in the water and gets it dirty. She still drinks clear water, but the whole fountain gets very dirty and quickly gets slimy. This means about every other day we have to disassemble it, clean it and put it back together. It's gotten to be a real pain. So, we're going back to a regular bowl. We'll have to clean it often, but a 60 second cleaning twice a day is better than 15 minutes every other day. « Show Less
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No never really had that problem at all, I have a mid size Sheltie, who, not crazy about it, tolerates it.I've found it to be very helpful as far as getting the mud off, I love it....
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We have 2 dogs. One is 1.5 years 20lb American Eskimo and 7 month Pomeranian and it works great. We change out the pad daily and the puppies never get their paws dirty or rip up the pad.
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On their website it says you should slowly introduce it to their diet. It suggests mixing in a small amount with their kibble for one or two days and then replacing one of their feedings with the honest kitchen food and eventually both feedings with honest kitchen. I'll be honest with you I did not even think about it when we did the switch and we went cold turkey from kibble to honest kitchen. I noticed two things when I did the switch first the dogs absolutely loved the new dog food but the second issue was that they were pooping more frequently because of the drastic shift in their diet. It's evened out now and everything is fine but I would recommend slowly introducing it.