Could this product be given with cheese? I have two dogs (Boston &amp; Yorkie) &amp; don't want one to over eat this product while the other doesn't get any?
59649
I don't see why not. As long as your dog can tolerate cheese the product can be sprinkled over anything. I have two york use and I merely decant the powder into an empty clean spice shaker and sprinkle it onto their food every night. No problem with taste or tolerance.
1620368
First to my knowledge you give your dog can pumpkin.....there is a scoop in the product one scoop in dog's food should be sufficient.....but I am not a Dog's Dr........
498295
I have a poodle who does very well with this food. My daughter has 2 cavaliers with sensitive stomach problems and they are fine with these treats. It is a very individual situation. Try a small bag and see if it works for your Cavaliers.
278388
I have noticed that some bags have crisper patties than others. I break up a patty and put it on top of my pup's kibble and they absolutely love it. I have only bought the chicken and I agree with the other reviewer that said its like "crack" for dogs. One of mine will push me away so he can get at it!!!
790070
My lab won't eat the pills either. I make a big deal out of the chews like they are an after meal treat. I cut them into pieces (x8) and feed them to her which she loves. When I first got them for her I crumbled one onto her food (can + dry) like Parmesan cheese on spaghetti. Maybe you can buy some samples from your vet to see what your dog thinks before you buy a whole bag...my dog is 14 and still walks 1-2 miles with me at a slow pace.
1306466
There must be something in there as both my dogs love it, but it gives them diarrhea. I bought 3 bags as I "knew" this would be a winner. But no. I tried it three times at different times, waiting weeks in-between.
2212604
Thank you for your question. At this time we do not carry any dog food. That's not to say that we won't in the future, but it's not in our immediate plans. Thank you for choosing Rocco & Roxie for your dogs' treats!
787908
Good morning Nancy ... It looks like Jackie-the-Greyhound did a good job in presenting the ingredients. In reviewing the evaluation of the product you get a good overview. For the times I've used it I've been satisfied with the extra-added flavor. On the History Channel I've seen how potato flakes are made and was encouraged to learn that preservatives are necessary to keep good consistency. I would think this cheese uses the same concept of removing the moisture of the cheese and then drying it. I know I'm probably sounding goofy hear but while it probably doesn't fall into the 'health food' category it's a good product. Good morning Nancy ... It looks like Jackie-the-Greyhound did a good job in presenting the ingredients. In reviewing the evaluation of the product you get a good overview. For the times I've used it I've been satisfied with the extra-added flavor. On the History Channel I've seen how potato flakes are made and was encouraged to learn that preservatives are necessary to keep good consistency. I would think this cheese uses the same concept of removing the moisture of the cheese and then drying it. I know I'm probably sounding goofy hear but while it probably doesn't fall into the 'health... » Read More Good morning Nancy ... It looks like Jackie-the-Greyhound did a good job in presenting the ingredients. In reviewing the evaluation of the product you get a good overview. For the times I've used it I've been satisfied with the extra-added flavor. On the History Channel I've seen how potato flakes are made and was encouraged to learn that preservatives are necessary to keep good consistency. I would think this cheese uses the same concept of removing the moisture of the cheese and then drying it. I know I'm probably sounding goofy hear but while it probably doesn't fall into the 'health food' category it's a good product. « Show Less
1109341
Sorry, I just have one dog. However, as stated in my review, this stuff seems to really work. His vet thought he had received a dental cleaning on a return visit--the only difference was the PlaqueOff. I just add a spoonful (the spoon is Tiny) to his meal and he eats it up, even though my dog is very picky. He doesn't seem to notice it. I think it is worth trying with your cat.
1650715
I dip a dogie bone in the dogsbutter occasionally for an extra treat. I would definitely ask your vet to be 100% sure if you can give daily.
950478
I don't remember the packaging since it has been a while but both my dogs loved it and after they got the goodies out of the bone I put cheese in it. You can wash it with soap and water to clean it out. It is for a BIG DOG. I would get the one with sweet potato because my vet says sweet potato is good for dogs.
2199639
I buy the soft low fat cheese by laughing cow you can completely encase the pill and the dog will not know it is there . My dog loves it she does not even know pill there or she would spit it. I can use one of the triangles 5 days. I put it in zip loc so it does not dry out. I tell my dog time for cheese and she comes running.
1710294
I don't have a dog, but my cat was 22+ lbs. He couldn't break into it, if that's what you're worried about (like taking all 6 doses at once). As long as he/she is good with pills and would just munch it up with some dry food, I don't see why it would be a problem. If he/she is really finicky and you have to stick it in cheese or hot dogs or something, I'm not sure... It does come with 2 ice packs to put underneath the food area so you can keep canned food cold; however, I've never tried them (I only use it for dry) so I can't testify as to whether it will maintain proper food safety temperatures or not. Good luck! I don't have a dog, but my cat was 22+ lbs. He couldn't break into it, if that's what you're worried about (like taking all 6 doses at once). As long as he/she is good with pills and would just munch it up with some dry food, I don't see why it would be a problem. If he/she is really finicky and you have to stick it in cheese or hot dogs or something, I'm not sure... It does come with 2 ice packs to put underneath the food area so you can keep canned food cold; however, I've never tried them (I only use it for dry) so I can't testify as to whether it will maintain proper food safety... » Read More I don't have a dog, but my cat was 22+ lbs. He couldn't break into it, if that's what you're worried about (like taking all 6 doses at once). As long as he/she is good with pills and would just munch it up with some dry food, I don't see why it would be a problem. If he/she is really finicky and you have to stick it in cheese or hot dogs or something, I'm not sure... It does come with 2 ice packs to put underneath the food area so you can keep canned food cold; however, I've never tried them (I only use it for dry) so I can't testify as to whether it will maintain proper food safety temperatures or not. Good luck! « Show Less
907515
Hi Chris you could give it a go but we make mini muffins for our Shih Tzu x Maltese dogs and they are literally one bite size Hope this was helpful Cheers Col
1604456
Generally speaking you shouldn't switch a dog's food unless they are having a problem. And if you do the changeover should be gradual. I tend to think that my dogs like variety and do occasionally switch between the beef, lamb and chicken products but introduce the new flavor before I run out of the previous.
101189
can ,i just give it to my rottweiler in mouth , not mixing it with food ? bubba is 8 1/2 yrs old
844887
My 2 dogs love these treats as well - but must admit, with all I have read, I am VERY hesitant to continue giving these to them. We have switched back to Greenies for the time being. I am sure they are like "hey wait - what happened to those delicious jerky treats mom??" But as others have mentioned, there is a lot of information (and unanswered questions) listed on the below FDA link -Like every pet owner, I love my dogs with all my heart and want to do what is the best for them and in my opinion, these treats are just not worth the possible "risk".... http://www.fda.gov/animalveterinary/safetyhealth/productsafetyinformation/ucm360951.htm