what type of dog food are you giving your dog with stones? I am unsure what type of diet to put her on, she is a small cavapoo.
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Well for my black lab mix, my vet said she could no longer have dry food. She will be 13 in two months, wellness super5 senior mix works well for her. I had tried other wet foods but they gave her some stomach upset, i'm sure I don't need to give detailed info on that.
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Depends on which stones she was diagnosed with. My dog was diagnosed with Struviite and we feed her Hills Prescription Diet S/D and Hills Prescription Diet C/D. My dogs stones are pretty large and unfortunately the diet will not work so we are only using so it wont get worse until we can afford the surgery.
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Mine is a French Bulldog, I have tried every imaginable dog food out there and was at one time cooking duck for her. But her all time favorite food is Mighty Dog. I haven't seen any crystals since using this product, I highly recommend it.
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Hi Chris you could give it a go but we make mini muffins for our Shih Tzu x Maltese dogs and they are literally one bite size Hope this was helpful Cheers Col
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Seems like a lot. I have a 10 lb min-pin/Chihuahua mix and she gets 1/3 cup total split over two meals. She really loves this food so I worry that she'll end up putting on weight if I feed her more. As another person mentioned, just keep a close watch on the weight to see if they're getting bigger.
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Umm. Kibble pieces seem to be good for my dog--75 lbs pitbull. I think they're appropriate for most dogs in 25-125lbs range. Thats a huge range, but I have even seen the midnite possum come thru and eat leftovers in my dogs bowl. They are medium size pieces. Good dog food here.
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I'm not sure about drinking it since your only supposed to give them a teaspoon or tablespoon depending on the size of your dog. I simply spread the tablespoon over the top of there food everyday. If you feed your dog out of a feeder than you will have to be creative. If you put food in a bowl for them daily then it's easier.
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There is a guide on the tub, but we give our 20 lb. corgi half a scoop per day. She has been diagnosed with arthritis and this has made a big difference in her mobility. She's currently in an agility class and doing really well.
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Funny as I saw the same items in my last visit to pet store the other day. I looked at both ingredients and I guess if your pooch is a Green Tea drinker go with that. My dogs never seem to ask for Green Tea. Sounds like pure marketing to me.
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What is "wheat germ"? What is in it? How is it made. I guess the question is "where does it come from"? It is in quite a few dog recipe in smaller quantities. I wonder if it is bad for them? Do you know?
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if you trust your vet, what he/she says hopefully is accurate - what we got for Barni is like "wafers" and he's about ten pounds, 7 yrs old, was getting "limpy", seems to have perked him up in last few weeks - I've been breaking the wafers up in pieces and crushing into his food - don't know how much luck I would have if tried to do a "pill" the size of the schiff's glucos.
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I don't know why it was rated five stars. My dog wouldn't eat it. I mixed it with most food. She just wouldn't eat it. The sticks (treats she ate) I would of rated one for the food. and three for the sticks.
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We just put the dog food down and leave it. Each dog has his/her own dish and eat at will. This seems to work well for us. They get very few treats. The Staffordshire bull terrier and the Papillon both eat the same kind of dog food. I have changedthe flavor at different times. We have tried the duck, salmon and the chicken. Both dogs doing well.
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www.cesarsway.com/dog-care/dog-nutrition/Switching-Food‎ This is from Ceaser Millan...the famos dog trainer. Hope this helps. I tried researching Hills site but couldn't find any answers there. You also might want to go to their site, go to customer service, and email then. Good luck and much love to you and your little one!
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I am not certain if it is high enough in calcium. However, the base mix is intended for you to provide meat/bones to your dog with it. So my dog eats an assortments of raw meats, bones, organs, etc. with the base mix...I just rotate the assortment throughout the week. I hope that helps.
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We had a 75 lb dog who we fed twice a day. We gave her one tablet with each meal. She didn't chew them so we put them inside a bit of wet dogfood and she gobbled right down. There is a chart on the box or bottle that recommends dosage depending on the size of your dog. I'd follow that.
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My dog is 14 and a bit on the picky side. I don't believe she would take this if I just gave it to her as a snack, but again she is picky. My other dog never had an issue and would eat them right out of my hand. What I do is mix it in with her dinner and I usually use a bit of a canned food (or pouch) to make it tasty. She has no issue with that at all. I even sneak a fish pill in there and those are huge! It's worth whatever trouble you might have with your dog because I have seen a big difference since she started taking these (1 year ago). If that doesn't work, try a spoonful with peanut butter and hid it in that. My dog is 14 and a bit on the picky side. I don't believe she would take this if I just gave it to her as a snack, but again she is picky. My other dog never had an issue and would eat them right out of my hand. What I do is mix it in with her dinner and I usually use a bit of a canned food (or pouch) to make it tasty. She has no issue with that at all. I even sneak a fish pill in there and those are huge! It's worth whatever trouble you might have with your dog because I have seen a big difference since she started taking these (1 year ago). If that doesn't work, try a spoonful with peanut... » Read More My dog is 14 and a bit on the picky side. I don't believe she would take this if I just gave it to her as a snack, but again she is picky. My other dog never had an issue and would eat them right out of my hand. What I do is mix it in with her dinner and I usually use a bit of a canned food (or pouch) to make it tasty. She has no issue with that at all. I even sneak a fish pill in there and those are huge! It's worth whatever trouble you might have with your dog because I have seen a big difference since she started taking these (1 year ago). If that doesn't work, try a spoonful with peanut butter and hid it in that. « Show Less
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My dog is a 5.5 pitbull when i was giving him bully max i did notice when he would walk up the steps his back and neck were more muscular. It gave him diarrhea so i stopped giving it to him. I recommend boiling chicken and giving him boiled chicken and raw egg mixed in his food. Dont dump the chicken broth feed him that too. Just try upping his protein intake and making sure hes getting daily exercise. Depending on how old he is it might just be how its going to be. Just like when we get old taking body building supplements isnt going to do much when your 90 lol. Good luck. Talk to your vet about options. My dog is a 5.5 pitbull when i was giving him bully max i did notice when he would walk up the steps his back and neck were more muscular. It gave him diarrhea so i stopped giving it to him. I recommend boiling chicken and giving him boiled chicken and raw egg mixed in his food. Dont dump the chicken broth feed him that too. Just try upping his protein intake and making sure hes getting daily exercise. Depending on how old he is it might just be how its going to be. Just like when we get old taking body building supplements isnt going to do much when your 90 lol. Good luck. Talk to your vet... » Read More My dog is a 5.5 pitbull when i was giving him bully max i did notice when he would walk up the steps his back and neck were more muscular. It gave him diarrhea so i stopped giving it to him. I recommend boiling chicken and giving him boiled chicken and raw egg mixed in his food. Dont dump the chicken broth feed him that too. Just try upping his protein intake and making sure hes getting daily exercise. Depending on how old he is it might just be how its going to be. Just like when we get old taking body building supplements isnt going to do much when your 90 lol. Good luck. Talk to your vet about options. « Show Less
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Yes. My dog has a systemic yeast infection that got really bad this summer. Malasezzia on the outside, candida on the inside. Most carbs cause him to blow up so he's on a millet/lamb diet and I'm looking for essentially a "leaky gut" supplement for dogs. Bought the 5 pound jug and within a week he was inflamed with massive lymph node swelling. Not sure if it's the yeast cultures (supposedly inactive), or the MSM, or since it's "pet grade" whatever else slips in. With all the great reviews I really had my hopes up. :(