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Slushy treat mix for medicines
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Chris S
ParticipantDoes anyone know of a DIY slushy treat mix that I can make to give my dog his medicines & supplements? I do mix them in with his dog food but he doesn’t eat sometimes so it goes to waste & he doesn’t get his supplements. I would like to have some sort of slushy mix that I could mix his powder supplements into that he would really like so much he eat it even if he didn’t eat his meal.
I say slushy, but it can be liquid as well. It would be easier to mix these powders in a slushy or liquid instead of regular food. Plus I would like something he would surely like. He likes things like turkey & chicken, & won’t turn down roasted chicken or turkey. He doesn’t choose beef as much as the poultry.
Thanks!
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MemberAny veterinarian or vet tech can show you, just pop the pill down their throat and rub under the throat/neck area until you feel a gulp indicating that the medication has been swallowed.
I assume you are talking about medication that has been prescribed by a veterinarian that has examined the dog. Most supplements are a scam.
Regarding supplements: http://skeptvet.com/Blog/category/herbs-and-supplements/
http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/frontline/film/supplements-and-safety/
Gloria K
MemberI don’t give my dog any medication and I give him a treat that he absolutely loves and I found out that my friends dogs love them too so you might want to try this:
1 ripe banana mashed
1/4 Cup Greek yogurt
1/4 Cup natural peanut butterMix it all together and refrigerate this will last about four or five days and you can hide his medication and a spoonful of this mixture
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