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PostSubject: Milk bones   Milk bones EmptySat Apr 08, 2017 6:25 pm

What does everyone think of theese. Are there better treats that I should be using. Currently trying to route tundra slightly loose poop issue. Soft like soft serve ice cream at times. Normally better but not like as solid as it seems it should be. Maybe thats just my opinion. Also looking at changing foods id its not the treats. Ps vet check perfect.
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PostSubject: Re: Milk bones   Milk bones EmptySat Apr 08, 2017 8:08 pm

Look at raw bones for a teeth cleaning alternative to milk bones. The bone marrow is good for them. A little bit of plain pumpkin should help firm up poop. Knowing what you currently feed would help us know if the food is known to be a bad poop cause. Really high protein foods can give young dogs trouble.

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PostSubject: Re: Milk bones   Milk bones EmptyMon Apr 10, 2017 4:39 am

The food im feeding is a brand made for and only sold by walmart canada called actrium holostic. The info is in a seperate post from a bit ago. Seemed decent according to a few ppl on here. I love the pricepoint but ultimately would rather quality. By raw bone do u mean items like denta sticks ect. Or .... we are using the treats for training. So he does get a few some times
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PostSubject: Re: Milk bones   Milk bones EmptyMon Apr 10, 2017 9:53 am

Milk Bones notoriously give Gabby loose/runny stool. I really dislike them. And it is what they always tend to give out at the counter of stores where she is allowed into. She can normally have 1 or 2 and be OK but anything more than that can almost give her diarrhea. I would change your treats to something more high quality. We use lots of different treats but normally look for ones that have more organic food in them. Ones that the first ingredient is either a meat or a fruit/veggie and NOT wheat.
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PostSubject: Re: Milk bones   Milk bones EmptyMon Apr 10, 2017 9:54 am

Hi Psingletongolf,

I think milk bones are fine in moderation, but for something you can find at any grocery and convenience store these days, leads me to believe it's not exactly the most nutritious or healthy treat you can offer to your dog.

I like using freeze dried liver. It's cheap, easy to break up, and literally it's just beef liver. The less amount of ingredients the better in my opinion.

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PostSubject: Re: Milk bones   Milk bones EmptyMon Apr 10, 2017 10:46 am

By raw bone I mean like from the butcher shop or meat market where they have carved the meat for roasts or different things off the bone. You can get raw beef bones cheap and they are good for keeping dogs busy and cleaning teeth. For some reason though I thought you meant the dental milkbones, like the busy bones and not their biscuit treat line. As for basic treats, yes, look for something higher quality perhaps without all the grains and additives. I too feed liver treats and dehydrated fruit. Mine love blueberries.

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