Adding to food rather than water: Is this a product that I could put on top of dry food rather than in the water?
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It's supposed to be undetectable to the pet when it's in the water, so I imagine you could do it on the food. However, keep in mind that the benefit of putting it in the water is that the mouth is empty of debris when they drink and the enzymes can then spread and coat the teeth nicely. It'd be like splashing your breakfast with mouthwash, you COULD do it, but the intent is for it to swish around and stay on your teeth. Hope that makes sense.
930686
Yes it can, however, coconut absorbs a lot of moisture so you may need to add more liquid. I would start off using a small amount of coconut ( perhaps a table spoon at a time) to see how you like it.
84162
I suppose it could be used as both. There is a lid that goes on the bottle with a small hole in it for the water to go slow filling it up. But if you take that lid off I think it would work great for food.
2124341
You're welcome ;) but I've just noticed something about your question I missed before; I'm curious to ask if you're seeking to achieve a "moisture-absorptive effect" in cooking or in your intestines.
1648850
Not if you add enought broth or water to beef or chicken when cooking it. If you didn't add any liquid it would be dry.
1474605
Sorry, haven't done this yet but it sounds like a great idea...mixed with some milk should do the trick.
1220684
No, you cannot add anything except water. I would not buy this brand though. 2 failed machines and terrible customer service!!!!!
1961905
I just simply added water, and I have done this several times. It works. I don't think you should add oil of any kind. I did that once... it was a mess... I had to throw the dough away after adding the oil.
1128459
You need to be able to disperse the filler. I think you could put little in and then add water.
957853
Personally I would add it after - it really is no trouble to sprinkle on however much you need and then mix it in a little. I personally don't "cook" my dogs food - it is fed raw - I mix it in before feeding along with any other supplements I am adding. Cooking does destroy certain nutrients and I believe it's best not to take a chance. Hope this helps!
2123681
That is exactly how I do it. I remove the whole top. It is easier to add water this way and much easier to mix things in with the water this way.
1309805
I don't know exactly, but it was a dry powder that you added water too, I would think it would be ok till then, believe me, it won't last beyond the day you give it, it was pretty neat.
1053893
I sprinkle it on her wet food. She gets wet in the morning and dry in the evening. I guess you could try different things. She may eat it plain.
48102
I haven't used this product for that yet. It was one of multiple items in a few other recipes I was trying. So far it has been fine in those.
35272
I usually put mine on her food. I thought putting it in her water would dilute to much but you can try it.
351892
That's probably not a good idea, since the wet food would not be refrigerated or sealed.
848533
I've never used it for that. However, it might be worth trying in advance, if you plan to go away on a trip.It might be better with dry food than canned.