Dry dog food will not keep your dog's teeth clean. Only about half of dogs even chew their food anyway. If you ate nothing but bagel chips and rye krisp, would your teeth be clean? Of course not! I feed two of my dogs dry and two canned. Their teeth a…
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Dry dog food will not keep your dog's teeth clean. Only about half of dogs even chew their food anyway. If you ate nothing but bagel chips and rye krisp, would your teeth be clean? Of course not! I feed two of my dogs dry and two canned. Their teeth are equally healthy. This is a myth propagated by manufacturers of dry dog foods. Read Less

Have you even tried these? You don't give any information about them at all.

That was an unfortunate comment, but I have seen lots of pit bulls being treated there with no problem. The doctors do a great job. I don't think it's fair to give the whole clinic a bad review because of one remark by one person.

Do you have any real evidence to support your assertion? Sounds like an old wives tale to me.

The way this food is processed makes it very safe. We've fed this often with no problems at all. The bones are soft and mushy.

If the strap is too low on the chest, the fit needs to be adjusted. It should not be down where it will slip over the dog's elbows. To adjust the fit, shorten the top strap over the shoulders and lengthen the bottom strap under the rib cage. This will …
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If the strap is too low on the chest, the fit needs to be adjusted. It should not be down where it will slip over the dog's elbows. To adjust the fit, shorten the top strap over the shoulders and lengthen the bottom strap under the rib cage. This will cause the front strap over the chest to ride higher and the dog will be more comfortable. The harness will also work better when fitted this way. Read Less