How do you get the dog bones out that are stuck inside the dog? I tried pipe cleaners and a wire hanger. Nothing.
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The treats come out the right side of the dog pack. My kids have not needed to use pipe cleaners to get them out.
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I'm not sure if this would work but maybe a straw blowing air either forward or backward might move them enough so you can get them out. You could try sticking the straw in taffy's mouth and forcing fast moving water into the straw. Poor taffy! Doc McStuffins would be appalled!
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I haven't seen any hanging tools. Just sit it where it won't inhale gravel or sand. That will clog it and you will have to clean it out.
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I have the same problem. Partly solved by using filtered water for you pet. I use a zero pitcher to remove any minerals. As for cleaning, I didn't want to use something toxic like CLR, so I did the old lemon juice and baking soda trick, soaking it overnight, and used a magic eraser to keep from scratching the finish.
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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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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........
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take the pump out and remove the tube..look carefully inside (use a flashlight) gunk get built up along the sides of the tube (hard to see). If that is clear open up the pump it has 2 areas where u can put in a very small screwdriver to get it open. I have found tons of gunk in there. Good luck. I ended up not using mine anymore, much easier just to fill a bowl with clean water every day.
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My wife actually got them apart. Try soaking them in hot, then cold water. Particularly cold (icy) water on the inside and very hot on the outside bowl. Be patient and repeat. Use a thin knife. Plastic or something flimsyer than the bowls, and work to pry them apart. Really have to be patient or you'll break them. Wife said she spent all day working on them. I think the detergent idea from the other poster is good too. That stuff is slippery and should loosen them up.
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I have not had an issue with them unscrewing the parts. Are you sure you have it tight enough. My dogs roll it all around and eat kibble as it falls out. I have small dogs.
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I had the same problem so my son bought stuff at Lowes I think to continue and a tool to tighten. it will loosen and sag with time. we also had to replace the lead since my dog chewed it down to the wire. it rusted and he would tangle himself all up. the new lead is longer but coiled and so far he hasn't managed to chew through it. this is a good run and much cheaper than building you own but does need a little help.
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I put it in their mouth and hold the mouth shut until it disolves. Under the tongue has never worked for me with a dog. I would see if you can find the liquid or you can make liquid tinctures out of these pellets. Just google how to do it.
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once you get the smell it is hard to get out!!! What i have done to get the mildew or wet dog smell out is soak similar colors for up to an hour or overnight is they are close colors...i have had problems with the colors leaking onto lighter colors...so make sure they are similar. I would use a big heaping scoop in a bucket of hot water and soak away and wash in hot water with another scoop after soaking. took care of my stuff:) Hope I helped!! OOh and as the person below said vinegar is amazing!!! I just wash it once with vinegar, wash again with baking soda if needed, then another round with detergent also...that is for the really bad stuff. once you get the smell it is hard to get out!!! What i have done to get the mildew or wet dog smell out is soak similar colors for up to an hour or overnight is they are close colors...i have had problems with the colors leaking onto lighter colors...so make sure they are similar. I would use a big heaping scoop in a bucket of hot water and soak away and wash in hot water with another scoop after soaking. took care of my stuff:) Hope I helped!! OOh and as the person below said vinegar is amazing!!! I just wash it once with vinegar, wash again with baking soda if needed, then another round... » Read More once you get the smell it is hard to get out!!! What i have done to get the mildew or wet dog smell out is soak similar colors for up to an hour or overnight is they are close colors...i have had problems with the colors leaking onto lighter colors...so make sure they are similar. I would use a big heaping scoop in a bucket of hot water and soak away and wash in hot water with another scoop after soaking. took care of my stuff:) Hope I helped!! OOh and as the person below said vinegar is amazing!!! I just wash it once with vinegar, wash again with baking soda if needed, then another round with detergent also...that is for the really bad stuff. « Show Less
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I took a lot of old socks and tied them together in one large mess: made both a chew toy, a fetch toy and tug toy (although cotton + dog drool = beware). Dogs want to destroy, not just chew so I gave my rotti lots of egg crates, pizza boxes, empty peanut butter jars (plastic ones, of course) and let her make a mess which was relatively easy to clean up. It worked very well and didn't cost anything, other than a little clean up.
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Get a cow femur bone. My 3 heavy duty chewy pits can't destroy them. Nylabone products work well too.
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As for the bird dookie; wet one of these with HOT water. Place over the dookie and allow it to moisten and warm it ( about a minute or two) then wipe. Dookie be gone!!
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Do you mean to get the dog out of the cage, or do you mean how to you extract the cage and set it up out of the box. As I wrote in my review, it is hard to get the item out and set up initially.
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I can't get mine out either. I will try what you said and see if I can get it out. Thanks!
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A plastic jug filled with cat litter make good "bricks" to hold things in place. Depending on how much your dog tends to chew things you might consider small pieces of rubber or plastic hose just big enough to go around bottom wire, cut short pieces, slit lengthwise and slide them on the bottom wires. The hose wraps spaced around the bottom is all that touches floor. Provides some drag to dog moving it too.