can you sprinkle proviable on dogs food
2029870
Yes, this is what I do for my Doberman. She eats dry kibble and I sprinkle it on her food every morning. She is also fed in a slow feeder bowl and has not had as many tummy upsets as she had prior to starting proviable.
2029871
I have opened a capsule and mixed it in my cat's food, so I don't see why it can't be mixed with dog's food. My daughter wrapped the capsule in a little lunch meat and fed it to her dog that way also.
2029872
Yes! In fact, that's how we first gave it to our dog. There is no flavor to it, just powdery.
2029873
It is powder in capsule but not certain how it tastes. Also if your dog doesn't finish the food all at the same time the powder could go bad / lose its effectiveness. I wrapped the capsule and some wet food put it right on top of the dry food and my dog eats it up right away
1841434
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. :(
1677714
The instructions say to open the capsules and sprinkle on their food. Apparently it's vey tasty. My dogs seems to love them.
367556
I would mix it gradually. My Westie pup is very sensitive to new food; so, we always go slow and mix small amounts.
64698
yes that is fine, and what do also is take baking grease and flavor water from like top ramen and free them in yougurt containers for our dogs. We breed and raise old english mastiffs which AKC show dogs so for when it comes to a $3000 dollar dog we do everything to keep them cool. So yes you can freeze them and give them frozen in the summer time
1898001
Its in powder form. You can mix it with their soft food. If you don't feed soft food, you can try mixing it with salmon oil. That's what I did for my dogs and they licked it all up.
1396777
It's a powder you can sprinkle onto the food. I leave food out for my dogs all the time so I mix it into yogurt that way I know they get the full amount.
518656
Probably will not mix satisfactorily. The ingredients contain ground pepper among other things and I do not believe they will dissolve. I also do NOT recommend this product, even if applied per package instructions. Possibly the ingredients will dissuade some animals from visiting the area but it definitely does NOT slow down wandering dogs looking for a bathroom.
1418678
easy... just tap your fingers on it, and if your dog is like ours, it always wants to lick your hand.. failing that they can smear it with peanut butter.. I still leave a bowl of water out which he prefers, but at least if he tips over the bowl, he knows he can still get water.
1677708
Proviables are capsules that you can easily twist and separate. They are made to be opened and sprinkled. You could do it (pill your pet) but these are pretty big for a cat.
157062
It CAN be used for dogs. The one they make specifically for dogs has the exact same ingredients, but might be available in different sizes at a cost savings to you. I would check that out first.
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.
101187
I add it to my dogs food just before serving stirring it lightly into the food. I feed them Honest Kitchen food which is a dehydrated food mixed with water to rehydrate.The food is moist so it blends in easily.
954702
I have purchased two different types of the ProPlan Shreds. I think you could add water to it and it would probably just make the shreds softer. They start out softer than the regular dog food portion. My dog doesn't like the shreds. He eats all the kibble portions and picks the shreds out. I have no idea why.
1666920
I sprinkle 1/8 tsp on my pomeranian's food. I think it has contributed to his happy and very healthy personality. He is never sick.
1969438
Absolutely! You can add water as needed to make more of a soup consistancy, which is what I do for my dog. My dog, pretty much, inhales the food this way; I don't think she could slurp it faster if she had a straw!More importantly though, the high quality of this food makes it ideal for senior pets. My dog is 11 and has eaten this food all of her life. Her health has benifitted because of this food; she's energetic, active, her coat is soft and smooth, and just young for her age. I would say that you should try samples before buying a box. With the variety of flavors, dogs definitely find favorites. For example, my dog loves the Force formula (chicken), but will not eat the Love formula (beef). Absolutely! You can add water as needed to make more of a soup consistancy, which is what I do for my dog. My dog, pretty much, inhales the food this way; I don't think she could slurp it faster if she had a straw!More importantly though, the high quality of this food makes it ideal for senior pets. My dog is 11 and has eaten this food all of her life. Her health has benifitted because of this food; she's energetic, active, her coat is soft and smooth, and just young for her age. I would say that you should try samples before buying a box. With the variety of... » Read More Absolutely! You can add water as needed to make more of a soup consistancy, which is what I do for my dog. My dog, pretty much, inhales the food this way; I don't think she could slurp it faster if she had a straw!More importantly though, the high quality of this food makes it ideal for senior pets. My dog is 11 and has eaten this food all of her life. Her health has benifitted because of this food; she's energetic, active, her coat is soft and smooth, and just young for her age. I would say that you should try samples before buying a box. With the variety of flavors, dogs definitely find favorites. For example, my dog loves the Force formula (chicken), but will not eat the Love formula (beef). « Show Less
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Yes. But use sparingly yet daily . Also add virgin coconut oil for the omega -3s, the most beneficial fat for dogs