The trouble that we we have is my partner and I frequently eat at different times due to work, I've had a little success with stuffing a Rennie inside a small bit of cheese whilst cooking but that doesn't seem a long term solution, I'm convinced it's a food expectation thing though as it only...
My 12 year old Staffy/Lab cross has started to regurgitate a little bit of liquid when he stands up sometimes, its not everyday but is increasing in frequency.
He's always been an utter grub hound and I think the smells of us making the evening meal get his juices going a bit too much and his...
My 12yr old Staffy cross has started pooing a lot more lately, up from maybe twice a day to sometimes 4 or 5 and there seems to be a lot more of it.
He isn't having accidents in the house and its not diarrhea (although not as solid as it used to be) changed his food to the senior version of what...
Thanks to everyone for replying, now that I cant afford the £80 a month they're trying to charge for insurance, I'm beginning to think there may be little to gain from stressing him out after 11 years of boosters.
Up until now he was insured and it was a stipulation. He doesn't come into contact with other dogs or go into kennels.
For some reason the last couple of times he's gone to the vets he's become very agitated and snappy, I'm wondering if its really worth putting him through the grief .
Don't go near Skinners with a bargepole.
A lot of dog rescue places use it, because its VAT free and cheap.
You then get home and wonder why your newly found dog has cowpats.
All the research I did on Salmon oil said its a complete waste of time as an anti inflamatory unless you give them the correct dose, which is a lot more than people think.
Even the bottle says 8 pumps a day for his weight.
Obviously you have to build up slowly, but he's been on that amount for...
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