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They probably, most anyway, lovd you unconditionally.
My first little girl, a jack russell, had a liver ailment to which she succumbed after three plus years. She was old and already ill when I adopted her.
I have adopted danother who is wonderful. I believe she is jack russell and chihuahua. Anyway, my question is what kind of foods should I not feed her. For now she is just having dry, some moistened at midday then dry the rest. Ädn I give her brand name treats.
She had horrible breath when I got her, but her caretakers had been givig her dry food for toy dogs. I upped the size so her teeth would crunch them a bit and so far it seems to have cleaned her teeth well. Her breath is normal doggy breath and she stopped passing gas all the time Actually she stopped altogether, and that is quite a relief for all concerned.
She is five, frisky and very smart. She went from shaking and hiding to taking over everything in the houe and me in about three weeks. I have now had her three months.
Any suggestions ae very welcome. I do not want this one to suffer any dietary related ailments. My heart still aches when I think of dear Ella. God bless you for caring.
My first little girl, a jack russell, had a liver ailment to which she succumbed after three plus years. She was old and already ill when I adopted her.
I have adopted danother who is wonderful. I believe she is jack russell and chihuahua. Anyway, my question is what kind of foods should I not feed her. For now she is just having dry, some moistened at midday then dry the rest. Ädn I give her brand name treats.
She had horrible breath when I got her, but her caretakers had been givig her dry food for toy dogs. I upped the size so her teeth would crunch them a bit and so far it seems to have cleaned her teeth well. Her breath is normal doggy breath and she stopped passing gas all the time Actually she stopped altogether, and that is quite a relief for all concerned.
She is five, frisky and very smart. She went from shaking and hiding to taking over everything in the houe and me in about three weeks. I have now had her three months.
Any suggestions ae very welcome. I do not want this one to suffer any dietary related ailments. My heart still aches when I think of dear Ella. God bless you for caring.
Awww, that's sad. Animals should be exempt from ever getting sick. Just remember the good times, that she's had a good life and will soon be in God's kingdom with my Tequila and Sukie and every other kitty.. 
One thing we always do, is make sure the food has no sugar in it. Thats very important.
Canned food is good because of the wate content. We always had a bowel full of dry food all day, and gave our dog 2 to 3 times per day some canned food.
Make sure he always has a dog bone or a real bone tp chew on. Just No Chicken bones. Thats dangerous.
Canned food is good because of the wate content. We always had a bowel full of dry food all day, and gave our dog 2 to 3 times per day some canned food.
Make sure he always has a dog bone or a real bone tp chew on. Just No Chicken bones. Thats dangerous.
I hear that and that is why I didn't replace Baby right away I waited 18 months before getting Tango and Sugar and really I was only going to get one cat but I saw they were brother and sister and couldn't help myself. They have brought so much joy and kitty antics that I'm glad I waited and so happy to have them now.
Give yourself a break and then when you find a kitten that steals your heart again you will know you are ready.
Give yourself a break and then when you find a kitten that steals your heart again you will know you are ready.
