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A ham bone would be ok, but if it is still frozen, that would not be good for your dog.

Generally, dogs are almost strictly carnivores. Dogs generally thrive on diets made up almost entirely of meat, as long as we feed some organ meat, bones, grains and vegetables to give them a well-balanced diet.

When you can, try to give well balanced fresh made food to your dog and avoid commercial grade foods. And make sure to avoid giving foods like sugar free gums and raisins which are toxic to dogs.

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The most common side affects are excessive drooling,lethargy,vomiting,loss of appetite and diarrhea.

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You cannot. If you have a dog, make sure you are picking up your dog's feces every day. Then go over to your neighbor's house and very politely ask them to please pick up their dog's feces as it stinks. Even offer to help out when you go over there. Just be very nice when you ask them to do this, tell them that you do not want your own yard to smell badly for them and that is why you keep your dog's feces picked up. Also explain to them the dangers of letting feces lie around for their own health and their dog's. By picking up the feces on a daily basis they will cut down the risks of getting roundworm eggs, thereby infecting themselves and their dog. So it is safer for the owners and the dogs. Tell them to watch that show on TV called "Monsters Inside of Me". I bet they will pick up their dog's feces twice a day if they watched that.

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about 1 year and 2 months

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Here are opinions and answers from FAQ Farmers: * If I remember correctly, I read somewhere that you need a resale license or certificate and a TIN. * A lot of manufacturers and distributors will sell to the public. Others will only sell to someone with a resale cert. However, I've never heard of just an average person being able to buy straight from the 'big guys' like Sony or Nokia. You most likely would, at the very least, need not only a resale license and tax ID, but more significant proof that you own the kind of business that would deal in brand name electronics or what have you. You'd need to do some serious research if you just own a small shop. And I feel safe saying that individuals cannot deal with the big guys thereby saving money by cutting out the middle man. The savings comes from buying in bulk, which distributors (aka 'middle men') can afford to do. If it were possible or easy, why wouldn't everyone be doing it? * The purpose of the resale license is to prevent the general public from being able to buy directly from the importers, manufacturers, distributors etc. As well as to collect the resale taxes generated by the sale of items. To remove the retailers would cause a total loss of the retail market as we know it. The manufacturers and importers and distributors need the retail market to get the "product" to the general public. The retailers or small businesses are spread out like a network and provide the store fronts that the manufacturers and importers don't have. www.slygear.com and www.hoosiersafety.com are store fronts and work to help sell the items made and imported by many different manufacturers and importers. They are a place where consumers can find the things pertaining to their specific needs within the public safety category without searching for the manufacturer of each individual item. Imagine how long it would take to do that! Convenience for the consumer, Convenience for the importer/manufacturer and the collection of the taxes. The whole free market system is a complex series integrated steps to convenience and competition to level prices and generate sales.

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If you are a very clean person, then you should clean any lab once a week.

I would at least clean my lab about 2 times a month.....

Dr. Proffess P. Canoberry

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Look at the list of ingredients. Buy the dog, or cat, food that lists meat, or meat byproducts first. The ingredients are listed in order of the quantity that is in the product. Economy brands will list rice or a grain as the largest ingrediant.

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Yes it can as well as other vaccines your vet may administer to your pet. Like people dogs are individuals too and some may not have any side effects while others may be sleepy, lethargic, off their food, be constipated or have diarrhea and it generally lasts for a day or two. If it should last longer then phone your vet. Make sure your dog has fresh water at all times.

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No, it can splinter and do damage to the intestinal track or get caught in the dog's throat. If you want to let your dog enjoy a bone, you can, you just have to give them raw bones. Raw bones are not harmfull as long as they are size appropriate. If your dog is huge and you give it a tiny bone, obviously it could try to swallow it and choke. Any time that you let your dog have a bone, it should be supervised. You should only let your dog chew on the bone for a specific period of time like 30-60 minutes and keep an eye on him/her; after that take the bone away. Never leave the dog alone with a bone.

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Just get a pair of undies for small kids to fit ur dog and put a pad on the undies and put it on ur dog

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At the moment £1,100 would be US$2,153.13 To check against future fluctuations go to www.xe.com and compare GBP versus USD

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In Pa.

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One of the active ingredients in Frontline Plus flea treatment.

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My vet prescribed synotic for a spot that my dog continuously licked. I put a few drops on the spot twice a day. The spot has improved, the inflamation is down, and she has stopped licking it.

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Soaking it in Onion Powder.

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Best thing to do would be to go into a store that sells the dog food, and ask someone who works there that is knowledgeable in dogs or dog food and ask their opinion.

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Blue Buffalo Dog food is a healthy and holistic food that has no chicken or poultry by-product meals, artificial flavors, colors, or preservatives, or corn, wheat or soy, as they have been linked to allergic reactions in some dogs.

All Blue dog food contain Life Source Bits, a precise blend of vitamins, minerals and antioxidants selected by holistic veterinarians and animal nutritionists. "Cold-formed" for greater potency, the ingredients in LifeSource Bits have been shown to help: Strengthen your dog or cat's immune system.

Support their specific life stage requirements.

Protect them from the negative impact of environmental toxins.

Deboned chicken, lamb or fish is the FIRST ingredient, which means there is more real meat than any other ingredient.

Wholesome whole grains, not in large amounts as dogs don't need a great deal of grains.

Garden vegetables and antioxidant-rich fruit.

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Well,One whole "Large" egg weighs 1.67 ounces, or 47 grams. This is without the shell.

One egg white weighs 1 ounce, or 28 grams.

One egg yolk weighs .67 ounces, or 19 grams.

A pound is about 9 1/2 eggs, a pound of whites is about 16 whites, and a pound of yolks is about 24 yolks

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Don't know

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Yes, its really cedar oil.

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Small dogs do if you do it while they are little and it gets them used to it. Small dogs have a harder time retaining body heat, so they may need a sweater or coat when outside for extended periods of time during the winter. Dogs that have long hair such as the Pomeranian, Chow Chow, Husky and Great Pyrenees do not need additional clothing during the winter from lovelypetwear.com