I'm just curious. Not counting the chickens, how often do you feed your dog and other pets yogurt?
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How often do you feed your dogs (or other pets) yogurt?
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We have never fed any of our dogs yogurt.
I"ve fed it to Thunder ONE time. Never again.
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Why's that? If you don't mind me asking?
We started out just giving it to Jax and the cats occasionally. Now Jax gets it as part of his meal every other day and the cats get roughly a serving spoon full a couple times a week. Plain, low fat yogurt of course.
Why's that? If you don't mind me asking?
We started out just giving it to Jax and the cats occasionally. Now Jax gets it as part of his meal every other day and the cats get roughly a serving spoon full a couple times a week. Plain, low fat yogurt of course.
Well, there were 2 results.
1. He threw it back up.
2. Some of it MUST have stayed inside because he had the worst gas I have EVER smelled in my life the next day.
1. He threw it back up.
2. Some of it MUST have stayed inside because he had the worst gas I have EVER smelled in my life the next day.
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Hmmm, interesting. Jax had a sensitive tummy when he was younger, but I think he must be getting over it because there's nothing that bothers his tummy now. He does still burp some, but that's the GSD. This morning I bent my head down while I had ahold of his collar and asked him for a kiss. He put his nose right up to my ear and burppppppppppppppp!
His daily meals consist of his kibble, salmon oil, an egg a day, some chicken or beef (depending on what is cheaper that week) and his yogurt every other day. Some sweet potato if I have any. I'm glad he's outgrown the barfing stage.
Hmmm, interesting. Jax had a sensitive tummy when he was younger, but I think he must be getting over it because there's nothing that bothers his tummy now. He does still burp some, but that's the GSD. This morning I bent my head down while I had ahold of his collar and asked him for a kiss. He put his nose right up to my ear and burppppppppppppppp!
His daily meals consist of his kibble, salmon oil, an egg a day, some chicken or beef (depending on what is cheaper that week) and his yogurt every other day. Some sweet potato if I have any. I'm glad he's outgrown the barfing stage.
The only time ours got yogurt was when they dug it out of the trash...
They get yogurt maybe once a week, sometimes once every other week. That includes the chickens too. If one of my animals is ill, or loose stools, needs a boost they might get it more.
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I don't feed it as a regular part of the diet. My dogs and cats get it as a treat or if someone has bad gas or runny stools I will give it to them a couple of times a day until it clears up.
I used to feed my Great Dane yogurt (vet said conventional dog food didn't have enough calcium to meet giant breed needs) but I haven't with my current & much smaller dog
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