what size do I get (for dog) that will hold 1 tsp of salt?
900914
I don't know for sure but a capsule that holds 1 tsp might be too big to get your dog to take.
900915
sorry to say, but even the 000 capsules would be too small to hold a whole tsp. -- you might have to use two or three of them. My wife says she thinks they would hold a quarter of a tsp. -- you'd have to try and see. Good luck.
974427
1 gram = 1/4 tsp. Dosage for dogs: 1/4 teaspoon for each 30lbs body weight, added to food each day. Cats: 1/4 teaspoon added to food each day. The 100g container has 100 doses for dogs 30 pounds and under. The 300g container is the best buy with 300 doses for dogs 30 pounds and under (if you dog is over 30 pds then you would have 150 doses).
30351
Maybe 6-8, depending on the size? I only have one large Garlic Salt and three of the tiny size McCormick containers. I uploaded a picture of my spice rack filled up for reference. It should appear in the customer image gallery shortly.
277553
Get the large--I recommend getting a Stainless Steel bowl to put in this-Its a great holder-but not good for pets to eat and drink out of plastic-A stainless bowl for this is a standard size but you may want to get this holder first to be sure what size you need==can get anywhere-walmart,etc
319818
big enough for a small pug. I used to raise pugs. If the dog gets to big. They have a blue pen that is a great size if you need to put more than one dog in the pen. The pink will only hold one. Hope this helps you. Deborah Garcia
904526
Just received the 47 qt size and it is too small. I tried to pour a 25 lb bag of puppy chow in and it would not all fit in the container, even though it states on the side of the container that it would hold 37+ lbs of dog food. I am now going to order the larger one and use this one for something else.
439671
Well I got the Medium size one that measures 25 inches by 18 Inches but it takes the Large Absorbment pads from Costco that measure 24 inches by 24 inches, which I just fold side under and it will not stick out. I would recommend not get any larger Tray or you will have to special order or go to a specific pet store to pick up Absorbment pad that is extra large, or use 2 pads, which could get more expesive. I looked around there are not many sizes bigger than Large. Of course I have a poodle so if your trying to house train a huge dog you might still need a large one. Even my poodle could of used a small floor tray he seems to only use half the medium tray. Well I got the Medium size one that measures 25 inches by 18 Inches but it takes the Large Absorbment pads from Costco that measure 24 inches by 24 inches, which I just fold side under and it will not stick out. I would recommend not get any larger Tray or you will have to special order or go to a specific pet store to pick up Absorbment pad that is extra large, or use 2 pads, which could get more expesive. I looked around there are not many sizes bigger than Large. Of course I have a poodle so if your trying to house train a huge dog you might still need a large one. Even my poodle could... » Read More Well I got the Medium size one that measures 25 inches by 18 Inches but it takes the Large Absorbment pads from Costco that measure 24 inches by 24 inches, which I just fold side under and it will not stick out. I would recommend not get any larger Tray or you will have to special order or go to a specific pet store to pick up Absorbment pad that is extra large, or use 2 pads, which could get more expesive. I looked around there are not many sizes bigger than Large. Of course I have a poodle so if your trying to house train a huge dog you might still need a large one. Even my poodle could of used a small floor tray he seems to only use half the medium tray. « Show Less
683814
They don't carry this for large/giant that I could find. The one I got is for small medium so I just give my dog 2 pills. I forgot how I found the size for dogs on the pills but I remember it took forever.
339534
The dishes are 1 pint each, so 16oz. It's a good size for a cat or small dog. I know that they offer multiple sizes, so I'd recommend a 1qt(32oz) or 2qt(640z). Here's a link to the 2qt: http://www.amazon.com/Mediterranean-stainless-steel-Double-Diner/dp/B000HHMFJA/ref=pd_sim_petsupplies_2?ie=UTF8&refRID=1R67DAHG562WXE7RB0KG
405133
Ordinary sea salt or even table salt is fine. If you prefer you can also mix baking soda with the salt anywhere from 1:3 to 1:1, baking soda:salt.
1813784
Jar is a good size and I would say probably a regular size bag of dog food. No problem
631513
I would say at least a full cup and possibly another 1/4 cup ...In each of 3 compartments. I keep pink Himalaya salt in one, organic Grey celtic sea salt in another and then just kosher sea salt in last....have really enjoyed even though it was spur of moment purchase originally. Many compliments on it from others.
38252
it is 1 foot long, 4 inches wide and tall. I love mine and have filled with 3 different kinds of salt: pink himilayan, Celtic sea salt and regular Kosher sea salt. Use it everyday as it is beautiful enough to sit on my granite counters and adds to decor. I have received many compliments. :) Hope this helps...
958053
I'd go 1qt. size for your dogs, if you feed them more than 1/2cup food per serving. I bought the 1pt. size, but my dogs are at or under 10 lbs. and they only need 1/2 cup food twice day.
1622674
There are 2 different sizes available to choose from. I also have a big dog and a little dog, so I ordered one of each:)
486275
I usually add about 1/8 tsp. I don't use a lot of salt so that may not be enough for you and I don't image 1/4 tsp would be too much. Good luck. My husband and I love the butter. There's nothing like it compared to what you can buy off the shelf.
1516153
Internet sources say "One teaspoon will fill about 7 "0" capsules", so I would say you would probably want to use "1" size capsules, which would hold close to 1\8 tsp. Just remember, the powder density makes a difference in how much will fit in a capsule, as some powders, ie granules will not compress in the capsuling process.