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Soft Low Cal Treats for Pancreatitis
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Peggy B
ParticipantI am looking for recommendations for a small, soft, low cal treat for a tiny dog with Pancreatitis and Cushings Disease. She is on a prescription diet dog food, but I need treats to continue her training. Thank you for any suggestions.
WondrousPups
ParticipantHi Peggy,
I’m sorry your pup is struggling 🙁 If I were in your shoes, I would try fresh fruits because they usually don’t have any fat, plenty soft fruits options and low in kcal. I would also make sure that the total calories coming from these treats to be less than 10% of total caloric needs/day. I like blueberries for tiny pups. I have a 7 lb. chi x papillon, and she can eat about 50 blueberries, which is about 40 kcal. -
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