I have a 14 week old Cavalier King Charles with anal gland problemsVet expressed and suggested adding Metamucil to the dry foodOther suggestions welcome.
ugh make a boat out of aluminum foil the same way u do out of paper,u could have several layers of foil when u start 2 make it to heavier
u layer sheets and glue em if u want for more strengththen u just keep folding up the sides in curves so that it looks like a boatu will know when its enoughjust keep perfecting it nd gluing it i guessive never made em with glue.
we did this lab a few weeks agothe surface area, the bottom, has to be as big as it could possibly be without going over the size limit make it like 8inches x 4inches on the bottom with sides that are only and inch tall glue makes the boat way more allowing it to sink also the more wrinkles in the tin foil the faster it sinks
I am a BARF feeder and devotee (BARF Bones Raw Food) A dogs diet should contain 50% Meat - 25% Bones 15% Offal 10% Vegetables/Fruit and grainsThis replicates a wild diet where the dog would eat the whole animal guts and all and would consume the grains and grasses in the prey animals stomachOnly use human grade foods and not Pet grade as those contain parasitesMeat - Human grade beef mince is fine Bones - Chicken Frames (whole Minced) Chicken Necks Lamb briskit /Lamb Chine Offal - Beef Hearts / Lamb Liver / Kidneys / Brains / Tongue Fruit and Vegetables - Carrots / apples / pumpkin / zucchini / celery not onions or grapes/ sultanas or raisins Cereals Supplements- Oats and whole grains give the dog roughage and stimulate the bowel and anal glands preventing any need for them to be expressed in the futureI also give my dogs a mix that contains spirolina, kelp, garlic, shark cartildge, glucosamine and other probiotic natural additions to keep the gut and body healthy - which will prolong a healthy life and help with the general health of bones and body Have a look at the websites belowMany will tell you that processed dog food is OK but it is in fact just rubbish made from diseased animals and mixed with rendered animal fat and useless grainsI have been feeding the BARF diet now for 20yrs and have had great results and a lot less illnesses than others who feed a processed dog food diet to their dogsYou can mix the food easily and freeze it in convenient size packages that are as handy as having a can or dry foodIt takes a little organising but you will be rewarded with a healthy dog that is around for a longer healthier amount of timeIt is not expensive to feed your dog a healthy diet, you just have to plan it wellIf you want to know anything more message me and I will help you create an easy feeding plan for your dog.
