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  • 10y/o with a sensitive stomach

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    @Baxterandbailey – my 12yo male just went through something very similar and he too had diarrhea issues with the rimadyl. He actually had better relief from prednisone than the rimadyl/tramadol combo. He had a sensitive tummy too and does well on Wellness Senior. Also for his stiffness and arthritis, (this may sound crazy) I use a dog-sized dose of horse vitamins my mom uses for her Arabian mares. I just mix it in his food and he loves it. It's called For-a-Flex Joint Support. It is pricey, but it'll last a long time for a dog vs a horse lol.
  • Treats??

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    Well after waiting a bit, I finally got the salmon ears http://www.salmonears.com/products.html today. I was wiped out, going to take a nap, thought– let me give them one so they are happy. Big mistake. They first were like "wth?" Then, they went wild. They ate one, would not stop scenting and looking for more. I had to make them get under the covers. They got up. They searched the bed, the floor, they scented. I gave up, got up, got another and took pics. I am going to place an order for 2 friends I had TOLD I'd share a few of mine with. Um, no. Not sharing mine. Until now, their fave thing has been the dried Canyon chicken breast jerky or Waggin trains. Since both from China, stopped them. They will eat any treat, but those made them happy. Guess what? They are happy again. Will they work for training? There are large and small sizes. I am going to use the small for training, but the big ones created very very happy dogs.
  • Need treat suggestions

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    Shaye's MomS
    the home made hot dog treats are a good one as listed above - instead of putting them in the oven you can also put the little cut up pieces in the microwave until they are dry-ish -
  • Grain-free treats + blueberries

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    agilebasenjiA
    @dcmclcm4: Blueberries can cause the stool to change color in humans but I do not know if this is true for dogs. Do not panic if it does. Jennifer Oh, and in the muttloaf, the blueberries can look like mold. So I always warn the hubby if he happens to be feeding.
  • Long Lasting Treat

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    Nina, that was my first thought too! Nicky carries his heart on his sleeve…er...neck???:D
  • Everyday chew?

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    Great, now a tip, give the b's the bones frozen. Also, if you don't crate your dogs for treats I don't make sure you have a towel over the couch, if that is where they chose to chew. The bones do bleed a bit, but a towel will take care of that. If they use the floor use some proxide on the floor, it will break up any "mess" that is left, but is very little. Let me know how they like it. Oh, you can also restuff the bones and freeze them for crate treats.