Yes, but it is not the best..
If you're good.
You can wash a puppy at any age depending on how you do it. Newborn puppies can be washed gently with a warm washcloth, and you can use most dog shampoos once puppies are at least 12 weeks old.
When the puppy has fleas is always a good time to give him a bath
Dog Chapman gave Beth Chapman a bulldog puppy as a gift.
If by puppy cat you mean kitten? Then the answer is usually no, but all worming products tell you quite clearly on the packaging what is a safe age for the animal.
Some of the various types of Nutro dog food which one can purchase include Wholesome Essentials Puppy, Limited Ingredient Diet Large Breed, and Limited Ingredient Diet Adult. There are many others which one can choose from as well.
The company Nutro Products belongs to Mars Incorporated, and sells dog and cat food. Nutro, MAX, Ultra, and Natural Choice are brands manufactured by Nutro Products.
Yes you can. It is better hygenically for them, because it scrapes the tartar off their teeth. Breeds like a pomeranian or Yorkshire terrier should definetly be on dry food. A good brand is Nutro!
Mine has been on Nutro Natural Choice Lamb and Rice formula since he was a puppy, and our vet recommends that food.
Nothing healthy is in it!!! Dogs cant digest it so it will not fatten them up. Nutro dog food is what will keep your dog and puppy healthy!! Thanks ERIC
beef-pro puppy!
They give Jess a puppy for Christmas.
Give the puppy something he can chew on.
if you are training your puppy then you should used soft treats but you can give you puppy any treat that is intended for puppies
Puppy chow.
Please DO NOT give a puppy human medication. It can harm the puppy.
Nutro has recalled CAT food, not dog food. However, there are many reports (going back to 2007!) from dog owners who report that their animal got sick and/or died.This is a link to Nutro's recall page:http://www.nutroproducts.com/press-recall/press-recall.htmlThis is a link to Consumer Affairs where many people have posted their experiences:http://www.consumeraffairs.com/news04/2009/05/nutro_foia05.htmlPet stores in my area have removed ALL Nutro products (dogs, cats etc.)