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I have been filling my dogs Kong with canned pumpkin is this one okay to use?
This is perfect! (We basically just don’t want people buying pumpkin pie filling!) PS- You may notice Cruz producing a little more stool from the extra fiber - it’s nothing to worry about! Tell Cruz to enjoy!
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My shih tzu is showing signs of illness that I’m having trouble diagnosing. He’s 9 years old. He’s been eating and drinking normally, he could be eating more if I’m honest. No sickness or diarrhoea. Stool is soft to firm. His personality is normal ho
Poor Snoop. His reluctance to move and lack of energy makes me worry that he may be in pain. Orthopedic problems usually present as slight behavior changes as you described. He could've possibly hurt his hindlimbs or spine. I'd highly recommend having him seen by a veterinarian for an orthopedic examination and physical exam. They can help isolate the origin of his discomfort if present.
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I have a Labrador (Labradork) and she will be 13 in October. She's in good health aside from right hip arthritis. We live in WA State and are currently experiencing a health alert from heavy smokey air from fires burning in Canada. My question is wil
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Since all the fireworks my dog is afraid to go outside once it starts getting dark
Hi, thanks for using Boop by Petco! Poor Jax! This is a serious phobia now if he won't go outside after dark. I highly recommend taking Jax to your Vet for medications. I would recommend starting a long acting anti-anxiety medication like Prozac. You will need to be proactive for fireworks and thunder storms for the future. You should have a short acting sedative to give before fireworks and thunderstorms. During these events he should be in a safe room with the TV AND a radio on. Do not force him outdoors during these times. You need to start desensitizing him towards firework noise now. That means playing a recording on a low volume while feeding him delicious treats and gradually increasing the volume. The goal being that he will associate GOOD things with the firework noise instead of fear. You will need to do something similar to get him back outside at night in combination with drugs. Good luck!
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