Do all puppies get "the squirts" from these treats? They gave my puppy the squirts (diarrhea) for a week. Why? and do you have a solution?
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No; have not had that as an issue with any dogs that I have given this treat to.
198968
Never had that issue with my two adult Goldens. Can't really tell you why that would happen. Not all food/treats are cut out for all dogs. I know my first dog could eat a certain food and my second dog had the same issue as yours when he ate it. Have no clue why one could/one couldn't tolerate the same food. Maybe you fed his too many? Try just one at a time and see if that helps? Don't know what else to suggest.
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My dog was three years old when I found them, He is a large dog, so he can get the maximum treats and he has never had any side effects from them. However, a puppies digestive system my be different. I only buy the Yummie Chummies Gold which is 95 % salmon. The directions on the package do not say anything related to age. But maybe you could try giving him just one a day, and work your way up, and if he still has the same reaction it may be allergy related and I would then discontinue.
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Hi Joe, I agree with previous comments, depends on the size of your puppy, but if you decide to purchase one, they are wonderful, Cassie absolutely LOVES it, I put peanut butter in for a treat and also frozen mince when we are away from home and she is in her kennel, keeps her occupied for hours. Also great for training ie fetch
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"I use this product for my adult German Shepherd who has pancreas problems. This is a supplement to the deficiency in his enzymes and avoids soft stools and diarrhea. Call the company and ask them this question. They were very helpful when I spoke with them. If a phone number is not on the jar, you can get it from the internet. Check with your vet regarding any supplements for your puppies.Mary Anne
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I agree with Amber. It takes some effort to get the treat out but not so much that the dog gives up. I put a mixture of treats and dog food in my dog's omega ball. The dog food falls out easily while the treats take more effort. It was the solution to my dog's bad behavior which was caused by boredom.
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From what I've seen of the Greenies you don't want to give them to puppies. We were giving them to both our dogs and then read the fine print. We found we're not supposed to give them to dogs under 6 months of age... so we stopped giving them the greenies. Our little puppy LOVES the rawhide chews. Good for plaque control and for his teething because they get soft and can massage his gums.
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I do not believe so. Go back through the comments, read the thread of emails I exchanged with the manufacturer and make up your own mind. If you need to ask, look elsewhere for your dogs treats.
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I would try a small bag of the taste of the wild first to see if he has any issues with it. Also the puppy blend is higher in calories which puppy's need and can use because they are very active. Once he is over a year or when recommend by your vet I would switch to the adult blend.
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That is kind of weird. I have seen my cardinals, wrens and chickadees eat these. It took them a couple of days to figure it out. You might try soaking them to soften them up a bit, I read that somewhere, although I see another person here says they won't eat them if they are wet. Also, I mostly feed these in the winter.
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No, I just checked the label and it clearly states "For Dog Use Only." I'd suggest TicTacs or Altoids to help with your problem. :-) j/k! If you need more info, I can take a pic of the label/instructions and email that to you. Take care!
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One of my dogs will eat them, but not with gusto. The other one won't touch them. So they will be with us a long time. However, I have never known dog treats like this to go bad -- or more bad.
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Great question. Unfortunately, no solution. Personally I would be more concerned on your dogs stool being soft as opposed to solid. Then again I'm no expert. Hope that helps.
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My dog already had loose stools due to the worms. I recommend also giving your dog a probiotic along with Panacure. That seemed to help harded his stools, plus it puts back good bacteria in their system. We used Proviable, paste with capsules:) hope this answer helped:):):) if your dog is showing signs of worms, treat him as soon as possible. I would not hold off on treating.
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I would ask the vet. You have to make sure that they don't get any of this in their mouth. That might be hard with a 3 1/2 month old puppy! If they already have a skin condition, I would get them to the vet.
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Try a liquid treat or something like Nutrical or Laxitone. Those taste good and provide other benefits. But itiis always best to ask your Vet.
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sorry, I don't know, but you can search for the all-pro company online, as I did, and contact them directly. Also, I think it should take a good long time before you wear them out, unless your puppy eats them!
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We found that Cocoa seemed to get diarrhea. Not completely sure that was the food. We switched and that made things better. We now use a very good quality food that she enjoys: Instinct Grain-Free Dry Dog Food, Chicken Meal Formula. Expensive but Amazon has it available with Prime and Subscribe & Save. By the way, five items with Subscribe and Save and you save 15%. Nice when regularly buying expensive dog food.
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My dog doesn't like them at all, but they have really been helping her. I break them in fourths, and then act like either a toy or I am going to get it. She gets protective and eats them so that we don't get them. I tried putting them in her food, even broken in small pieces, and she was still able to pick them out. Cream cheese, as others have mentioned, does work with these, but not always. I normally give her pills in velveeta cheese slices (softer and gooshier than other brands), but it doesn't work as well with these. It's probably a bad method to "tease" her into eating them, but it works. I then always praise her like crazy and sometimes give her one of her favorite treats afterwards. My dog doesn't like them at all, but they have really been helping her. I break them in fourths, and then act like either a toy or I am going to get it. She gets protective and eats them so that we don't get them. I tried putting them in her food, even broken in small pieces, and she was still able to pick them out. Cream cheese, as others have mentioned, does work with these, but not always. I normally give her pills in velveeta cheese slices (softer and gooshier than other brands), but it doesn't work as well with these. It's probably a bad method to "tease" her into eating... » Read More My dog doesn't like them at all, but they have really been helping her. I break them in fourths, and then act like either a toy or I am going to get it. She gets protective and eats them so that we don't get them. I tried putting them in her food, even broken in small pieces, and she was still able to pick them out. Cream cheese, as others have mentioned, does work with these, but not always. I normally give her pills in velveeta cheese slices (softer and gooshier than other brands), but it doesn't work as well with these. It's probably a bad method to "tease" her into eating them, but it works. I then always praise her like crazy and sometimes give her one of her favorite treats afterwards. « Show Less