Dogs have strange behavior and some of the traits vary from breed to breed. I own a labrador retriever and I know they are prone to chewing on rocks, love to tear apart aluminum cans and can't resist chewing on a good stick until it's nothing but a pile of toothpicks.
It's probably not good for a puppy to actually eat rocks, but if he's just chewing on them and spitting them out, he'll probably end up breaking off a tooth or two.
Since it's a natural instinct for dogs to chew, try substituting something to chew on as a replacement.
One of the things I do is go to the local butcher shop and buy a few pounds of beef bones (not pork because just like chicken bones, they too can splinter and get lodged in their throats) and boil them up with some salt, pepper and garlic. You can make a batch and freeze 'em for several months, handing them out as needed.
A good 8" long leg bone will keep 'em busy for days as they work the marrow out of the bone. After that, I use it as a throw toy, and leave it laying around for them to chew on, or substitute it with a fresh replacement.
Dogs chew because if they didn't, they could develop soft gums and their teeth could loosen over time. Today's dog food (even the dry) sometimes isn't hard enough to keep their teeth and gums in shape.
It is important to consult with a veterinarian before giving any over the counter wormer to a puppy. They can recommend the most appropriate and safe product based on the puppy's age, weight, and specific needs.
They should not leave there mother until they are 6 months.
You can start introducing puppy food to the puppies around 3-4 weeks of age. However, it's important to consult with your veterinarian to ensure you are providing the appropriate nutrition for the puppies' development. Gradually mix the puppy food with water to form a mushy consistency before feeding.
When the puppy has fleas is always a good time to give him a bath
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.
It is best to use pea sized gravel or sand. This is safe for them to eat as it will pass through them easier than gravel which can get stuck in their digestive system.
No, it isn't. Tylenol is toxic to dogs.
Depending on if the bird carried diseases, i would get your puppy check out by a vet.
Yes, it is generally safe for puppies to eat pineapple in moderation. Pineapple is a healthy treat for dogs, but it should be given in small amounts to prevent digestive issues.
A Puppy can eat meat when it has grown his/her teath in.
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Puppy formula or puppy food
there airways can get clogged with the gravel this can have affects.
No. Koalas do not eat gravel. They fed primarily on eucalyptus leaves, as well as gum tree blossoms. They sometimes chew the bark of the tree, but never gravel.
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they eat soft food but not the adult food the puppy ones
grammar books. the puppy must have eaten yours.