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For more than 100 years, Milk-Bone has been a go-to brand for pet parents who want to treat their dog to a little something special with a lot of wholesome flavor, nutrition and irresistible crunch (or chew) appeal.
Yes, if the Milk-Bone treat is specifically formulated for puppies or the packaging says it is safe for dogs 1 year old and younger. Puppies have unique nutritional needs that change as they grow, so treats made for adult dogs may not be appropriate.
All Milk-Bone dog biscuits are produced at facilities here in the U.S. The same goes for the majority of Milk-Bone dog treats, although some are produced internationally in cases where the manufacturing process is not feasible or ingredients are limited domestically. Regardless of where Milk-Bone products are produced, however, they are all subject to strict U.S. quality and operations requirements to ensure the best for your pet.
That depends on which Milk-Bone treat you choose. All Milk-Bone products are made with quality ingredients. For the most accurate, up-to-date information about a specific treat, look for the full ingredient list and nutritional data included on every Milk-Bone package, as well as on the Petco product page.
Yes. For more than 100 years, Milk-Bones have endured as a delicious, trusted snack for dogs. Keep in mind that, like most snacks, they should not make up more than 10% of your dog’s diet. To ensure Milk-Bones are part of a nutritious, balanced diet, consult your veterinarian for the feeding recommendations specific to your dog’s dietary needs.
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My 2 and a half months old Lab puppy had a Calcium milk bone this morning and hadn't ate anything since then .No later on evening he threw up yellow with some milk bones thrice and He had diarreh which was also yellow.What to do?
When a pet food or treat label says meat and bone meal what does this mean? Can this legally be from dead roadkill? thanks! The product I'm referring to in particular is milk bones for dogs.
my 80 lb lab ate a box (12 or 14) large milk bone dental chews. I just got home and was out for 3 hours. Wondering what I should do for him? He appears to be ok at the moment but not sure if I should be worried.
Yesterday he had to brown diarrheal accidents in his kennel. He is 4 months old and he has never had accidents in his kennel. He is very good at holding it especially at night when it happened. We changed his food and stated giving him Milk- Bone last week. Since yesterday he hasn't gotten Milk-Bones but he still had a diarrheal accident at night. I don't know what could be wrong with him or if it the food he has been eating and would appreciate any help. Thank you!
Hi I got my new puppy some food and he doesmt look to interested in it at first and take hours to eat it. Is that normal or should I be worried and try a different kind? He loves his milk bone treats tho
what is the difference between a heavy bone puppy and a low bone puppy apart from size and weight? are heavy bone ones healthier? does the bone density effects agility and activity? are their any threats to low bone puppies? and can low bone puppies become heavy bone with a good diet? another thing... can you please tell if the puppy in the photo seems to be heavybone or lowbone.
My 3 year old 15 lb cockapoo was not interested in dinner. She started throwing up bile. Got her to eat a treat (milk bone) which she soon threw up. Not active like normal. Did get her to drink a little water. Is it ok to wait until morning for vet or should she go to emergency vet?
My dad bought my dog a bone petshoppe brand beef shin and everytime my dog smells or licks the bone he starts rubbing his face on the nearest object I'm wondering if hes allergic to something or if that brand of bone isnt good?
My cat loves to drink milk so I give him half a cup of milk daily. I have recently read that milk causes diarrhoea in cats but my cat seems to be just fine. Should I still stop giving him milk ?
Other than bone what should i can give to my pup. She doesn't have her meal without meat of bone?
My puppy is boxer/bull terrier mix. He's vomiting his food about 5 min after eating. He did so with 5 meals and now he won't eat his food. I gave him a milk bone and he was gnawing on it. He's drinking water and he's sniffing for food. I noticed he's ears, eyes, paws and nose are pinkish. What could it possibly be?
My 85lb golden/st bernard cross just swallowed a chicken leg bone whole. It was small, from the rotisserie chicken you get from a grocery store, and it slipped off the plate as it was being scraped into the trash. Just gulp, no chewing. I gave him 3 slices of bread and milk(george wont eat plain bread) how much should I panic?