Has anyone used this instead of canned pumpkin to give to a dog? If so, how much are you giving your dog?
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First to my knowledge you give your dog can pumpkin.....there is a scoop in the product one scoop in dog's food should be sufficient.....but I am not a Dog's Dr........
1123638
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.
684452
This is much better for the hamsters than seeds. You might try another brand of alfalfa based food. I would do what another reviewer said and begin by mixing the food then make the switch. My hamsters love it and they are very healthy.
1726504
I sometimes put peanut butter in it along with some dog food. It helps hold the dog food in a little longer and also gets their attention.
848858
Probably not. The only thing I've ever found that helps with this is to feed Pumpkin. There is a handy dehydrated pumpkin which you can mix a couple tablespoons with water at a time and feed. My dogs won't eat it on its own, so I mix it in with food. Great for loose stools or any digestive upset, but it does help prevent them from dining on their own "presents". http://www.amazon.com/Diggin-Your-Dog-Supplement-Digestive/dp/B006CBD7UQ/ref=sr_1_fkmr0_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1368725581&sr=8-1-fkmr0&keywords=dehydrated+pumpkin+dogs
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There is a salmon formula if that is what you want. My dogs love it but keep it sealed....wheeew. ;)
2065111
I think your dog would enjoy this one. Even more if your dog loves water. My 2 puppies love this and even more today because of the snow outside. I would give it a try and if he turns his face away maybe put a little bit of peanut butter under it. Good luck!
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That's a good question! I looked closely over the entire pkg and could not find that precise information. It does say 1% fiber, but nothing about carbs per se. I guess it might have a bit of carbs because it does have some pumpkin seed. Probably not much though. I looked on the label of some other grain-free canned food I have and nothing about carbs is stated on that label either! Hmm!
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I have always added about two tablespoons of canned dog food but i imagine winston would eat it with the dry too,hope that helps.
950478
I don't remember the packaging since it has been a while but both my dogs loved it and after they got the goodies out of the bone I put cheese in it. You can wash it with soap and water to clean it out. It is for a BIG DOG. I would get the one with sweet potato because my vet says sweet potato is good for dogs.
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sorry, my vet told me to use this for my dog. I mix it in her food. It helps with gas. I don't cook it.
2225690
Never thought about it. It worked very well for years on relatives dogs. When my dog started slowingdown I started her on it. It has been amazing. Source of ingrediants? Sorry.
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Kong sells some (including cheese that squirts from a can, I think), but I've never used them. All I ever use is peanut butter and kibble stuffed into peanut butter. I used cream cheese the other day but wouldn't recommend it because my puppy had diarrhea after 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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I use plain yogurt and canned pumpkin (not pumpkin pie filling, watch out - sometimes the cans are similar) on a pretty regular basis. I usually mix it with their kibble and freeze it for additional challenge. You can also use canned dog food, but keep in mind the calories and maybe reduce or substitute that for their regular meal.
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No I am sorry that I have not done that..my friend eats dry dog food,she one of my best friends Angel! But this can crusher is the best out there that I have used to date !
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Depends on how much you add to the dogs food each time. I was hydrating some in a glass jar, kept in the refrigerator and then mixing in about 3 tablespoons in each meal. Neither of my dogs cared for it much.