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Old 12-06-2005, 06:51 PM
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Are these good treats for dogs? My dog absolutely LOVES them, and Im thinking about getting them for him all the time, but need to know if they are good for him, and that nothing in it is harmful in any way....anyone ever get these? Thanks.
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Old 12-06-2005, 06:53 PM
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I don't think they will harm him, but like anything else you shouldn't overdo
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Old 12-06-2005, 07:00 PM
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I'd take food out of the meals, according to the amount of treats you feed, as to avoid obesity...

Also, watch the sugar content.
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Old 12-06-2005, 07:37 PM
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I give these to Chopper occasionally and he likes them too although I am not sure I really have ever noticed a difference in his breath.
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I have heard that the active ingredient is Euculiptis witch in larfe doses for dogs is toxic. So i have mixed feelings about them...
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i have tried the pedigree ones but my dog eats them so fast that i dont think they even touch his teeth at all but when i went to crufts last year i got him sum raw hide strips callled choodles he was eating them in about 20min but now he is board of them and one lasts him about 3 days now they r reallly low in fat and not much salt as well but i wouldnt leave him eating them when i am out as i do worrie about him chocking my dog is a flat cated retriver cross springer spaniel i wouldnt give them to my lhasa tough tell me if u find a good one 4 the small breads i also give norman and teddy charcoal treats to help with bad breath caused by digestive track
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Kota likes them but I've never noticed a difference in her breath.
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