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Reply To: Sardines for Dogs

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Kirstie M
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I found in some stores have Sardines in water with no bones. They are harder to find then with bones but it’s worth it.

What I do is by the Pollock or Salmon oil in a pump. I had it to their dog food once a day. How much depends on their weight. I usually do it in the Am as breakfast. This is a mixture of dry and little wet and the oil. This way I know they are going to eat it all. I just can’t let it sit in a bowl all day. Not sure if an issue or not but it’s a me thing.

But my girls are always waiting and pushing me to make breakfast in the morning. So they seem to like it. I’ll also do a treat and just put a little of canned plain chicken on it too. A little treat at times. Not much at all, less then a 1/8 cup worth for each and I got a 60 + and 50+ dog.

So there are options out there. You just got to find what works for you and that your little one will like.

  • This reply was modified 8 years ago by Kirstie M.