Your service dog has seizures each time she eats pedigree dog food you have multiple health problems and need her to be alert for you before you become illThe dog is worth 25000 and want wife safeAny?

Updated: 4/28/2022

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Oh my, you need to switch food. go to pipschoice.com and order Life's Abundance. It will delivered right to your house. You can't take a chance that your dog will be incapacitated just when you need him most.

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Your service dog has seizures each time she eats pedigree dog food you have multiple health problems and need her to be alert for you before you become illThe dog is worth 25000 and want wife safeAny?

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