I'm looking for fiber in a chewable form to help with dogs "scooting"
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This would help with scooting however they are not chewy. Try the fruitable Skinny Minis Line of treats would work for scooting and are all chewy.
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I took a lot of old socks and tied them together in one large mess: made both a chew toy, a fetch toy and tug toy (although cotton + dog drool = beware). Dogs want to destroy, not just chew so I gave my rotti lots of egg crates, pizza boxes, empty peanut butter jars (plastic ones, of course) and let her make a mess which was relatively easy to clean up. It worked very well and didn't cost anything, other than a little clean up.
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No. Mine broke and he ate the internal fiberglass. Taking him to the vet tomorrow.... will update.
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Try looking up the Kyjen website for a video or direct help. I'd suggest the spiral bowl to make it easier for you to add the food (or clean up!) and still challenge your pup.
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If you find ANY in a store, or if Amazon get some,let me know, please. I called Dr Scholl's, and they said they aren't making it any longer. I really don't think I'll ever find anything that works as well!
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Try Petco. I'm down to one left and thought you had them. I'll check and let you know.
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Sorry, I've used all those and thrown away the bag. My dog is on a grain-free diet and liked them. He's about 20 lbs; I cut these in 2-3 pieces so they last a long time. Wish I could be of more help.
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I rescue and re-home Sibes and currently need about six 30 lbs bags per month. It would help me greatly if there were a subscribe and save program to allow for discounts. I believe in feeding quality food to my huskies, but it does get a bit pricey. Have a heart....:)
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I don't think they are sold in chewable form any longer. I wrote the company and received a "We appreciate your input" letter. It's aggravating because they worked fast and well. Seems every time there's a great product out there, they quit making it.
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Get a cow femur bone. My 3 heavy duty chewy pits can't destroy them. Nylabone products work well too.
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Thanks for your responses. I decided to return them to my local drug store and am going to try to find calcium citrate in chewable gummy form.
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I think if you go into pet club or pet co with a sample of your bowl you could get another like it.Good luck
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I use Purina small bites in ours. Works perfectly! The pet stores also carry treats that fit but I prefer to just use kindle. It's cheaper and it doesn't upset his tummy.
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Well that's up to your dog. But if he/she doesn't like to do pills, I would try the soft chews.
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Origen has a small bites version with a Boston Terrier on the bag but I dont think Amazon carries it. Look up Origen small bites dry dog food (Im not sure if it is grain free though). I switched my Boston from NB Synergy to Blue Wilderness Salmon and she loves it! I needed a grain free food because she is allergic to grains and BB Wilderness Salmon fit the bill! I cant believe how much better my Boston is doing!
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As far as I can tell, you are just paying a little extra for the storage value of the can. I buy pouches and put the fiber in a plastic container.
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This is not a chewable. It's a powder that you mix with a tsp or so of wet food. But I just ordered my third bag and it has really helped my 3yr. old, 10 lb. Maltese mix. No more limp.