beckymoncast
Boxer Pal
hi, i was wondering what kind of treats are the best to give? and if there are any to avoid, i.e high protein treats?? also, what bones etc should be given, and what type avoided.. new mum to be.
treats??
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As for bones, raw is the way to go. You'll want to stay away from rawhide bones, or any cooked or smoked bones, as they splinter and are a choking hazard.
As for treats, I prefer treats that are not processed or high in sugar. Many people on the forums (myself included) like to give kongs.
Good luck
Please post your Introduction, per the RULES
As for bones, raw is the way to go. You'll want to stay away from rawhide bones, or any cooked or smoked bones, as they splinter and are a choking hazard.
As for treats, I prefer treats that are not processed or high in sugar. Many people on the forums (myself included) like to give kongs.
Good luck
busters mum
Super Boxer
boiled or scrambled eggs are great, but remember to let cool down. little pieces of chicken are good to, as are cottage and normal cheeses, and natural yoghurt.
Try carrot and a whole apple which will keep them quite for a bit!
Ive tried raw hide treats and always had sick to clear up afterwards so I would stay clear. Kongs and Nyla bones are excellent, and last ages.
Check out wilkinsons (G.B) for flavoured nyla bones and rings. Very good for chewing. Buster enjoys breath fresh bonio and the really large biscuit bones,forgot the brand though.
When you cook meat save the stock, dogs love it, you can add it to the kibble. If you eat beef save all the trimmings of fat.
There have been lots of food warning threads, suchas grapes/raisins. and onion so do a search to get up to speed.
You could also try a handfull of kibble in your pocket for emergency treat situations!
Good luck
Try carrot and a whole apple which will keep them quite for a bit!
Ive tried raw hide treats and always had sick to clear up afterwards so I would stay clear. Kongs and Nyla bones are excellent, and last ages.
Check out wilkinsons (G.B) for flavoured nyla bones and rings. Very good for chewing. Buster enjoys breath fresh bonio and the really large biscuit bones,forgot the brand though.
When you cook meat save the stock, dogs love it, you can add it to the kibble. If you eat beef save all the trimmings of fat.
There have been lots of food warning threads, suchas grapes/raisins. and onion so do a search to get up to speed.
You could also try a handfull of kibble in your pocket for emergency treat situations!
Good luck
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