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Reply To: Canine Carry Outs Beef Flavor
Hi Mal W,
I believe that if your dog is showing stomach problems when eating these treats, you should stop immediately.
I own a toy poodle 4.5 lbs., now 14 years old, who LOVES the Canine Carry Outs beef flavor, and a blessing that he’s never had a problem with these.
Now, I only give him 1/2 of a nugget mixed with the ProPlan dry tidbits & a teaspoon of the Cesar wet food. If I am going out for a few hours, I give him the other 1/2 cut into pieces.
I actually take the time to chop each nugget 3x lengthwise & 3x wide….innocent little pooch, he loves them & is so satisfied with the small treats.
But I did notice once when I bought the bacon & the patties that he vomited, so I stopped on the second episode & threw them away.
I just checked the bag & mine says in a big front seal: MADE IN THE USA and no where in the package nor ingredients does it mention China.
Perhaps the amount given makes a difference, along with the type of food he eats, expensive but worth it. ProPlan dry for small breeds since he was born has protected his digestive system.
Good luck & may this input help dog-loving owners.
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