is it harmful to my dogs? and how long do i wait to let them out.
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No, it's not harmful to animals, read the instructions and you will be fine
2125042
i used it for a few days but my dogs were so bad i took them to the vet and got some professional stuff to get rid of them and i will start reusing it again this week, My dogs don't like pills so i have to crush them and add it to their food
230744
No I never rinse this toothpaste out. I do not believe it is harmful for them. I use this product on each dog daily.
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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. 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.... » Read More 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. « Show Less
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Yes, you can leave your dogs in the drawer for a little while if you know that you will or may possibly eat more. I usually wait awhile because you need to let it cool down before emptying the water and putting away. Also, I would recommend using bottled water so as not to expose the heating sensor to a build up of chemicals...like build up in coffee pots.....We love our machine!!! This makes a great present too.
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I am inclined to think that it would be perfectly safe for your dog. If you have any concerns about this, they are better addressed by a veterinarian.
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You have it in a dog bowl!? I assume you know the big risk your taking,you could fry your dog!!
846229
We recommend keeping the dogs from the are when applying the spray. Once it has dried the dogs can be left back in the area.
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they say have animals out of house when u put it down - let set for 2 hrs at least or more and then need to vaccum - don't let cats walk on it or be in area
1295806
I wouldn't do that. I have a mild allergic reaction to it when I spray it. While it isn't toxic, it's very concentrated, if you didn't dilute it extremely well, it might hurt your dog. Look for a product made for pets that contains pyrethrins which is made from chrysanthemums.
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In my case yes, I have two small dogs that send much too much time on our leather sofas. I should remove them but they run the house. For normal use I think you can do without.
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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.
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Hi Jerica, yes I have been doing this for over 2 months...depending on the dog you have.. I give my 2 hot dogs, cut them in small round pieces..not recommended to be injected directly to dog...
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kind of depends on your dog, I've had some that my dog devoured in an hour and others that lasted days. If your dog is a heavy chewer, I'd suggest taking it away after about 20 to 30 min. put it in a sealed bag, give it to him/her at another time. The last one I gave my dog, he swallowed large pieces of it and then hacked them up on the floor the next day! I won't buy them anymore, plus they are crazy expensive, bully sticks are cheaper.
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yes to all questions, the only problem is that it is loud and my dogs don't like the noise
2133610
No, it is harmless to pets. I have 2 cats and a dog and it does not bother them at all.
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Fluoride is harmful not just to dogs but unless you filter the water you give them they are drinking some every time they drink their water. The ingredients don't look to have anything that is harmful to me but I am not an expert so... I also don't use it like the bottle says. My dogs rarely get spritzed so I can't imagine the little bit I do on them having serious side effects. I do enough to take care of bad breath. Use rawhides or dental sticks to keep off the plaque as best as possible so that it is only nessisary to do a dental cleaning once a year, but that's just me.