Wow I need to try these, I always feel so bad about scooping kitty stuff I try to keep it in the big can in the back with gets pretty smelly, this is a great alternative to grocery plastic bags!

I haven't tried the mint but I will next shopping trip.

Wow, I really want to try these, I'd love to not get woken up with the saturday morning shaking that goes on it my house! Where so you get them?

Hi, the animals are kept in small packs of 2-5 or six depending on the size of their runs and who they get along with. They are let out in play groups in a three acre fenced in area for exercise time. There are some that are aggressive that only get alo…
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Hi, the animals are kept in small packs of 2-5 or six depending on the size of their runs and who they get along with. They are let out in play groups in a three acre fenced in area for exercise time. There are some that are aggressive that only get along with certain others and they are kept separately. The animals are housed in a very large Barn that has open sides that we replace every year with heavy plastic, this allows us to roll up in summer and during the day so there is light and put down in winter and at night. The floors are dirt so it is good for their hips and they have bedding and cushions to lie on, some even have dog houses in their runs. Hope this helps! We are totally no-kill. There have been full litters of 9-10 that have been adopted out and whoever does not get adopted lives out their life at the shelter.. Read Less

Not sure, I don't give it to my allergy prone dog. he's pretty tuff, everything seems to bother him, except ice cubes!

Just a side note, if your dog has itchy skin check for the following: Is there corn in his diet? is he allergic to chicken? (that is my latest discovery with pup) and is he allergic to grains, if so a good dry food to try is Nature's Variety Grain free …
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Just a side note, if your dog has itchy skin check for the following: Is there corn in his diet? is he allergic to chicken? (that is my latest discovery with pup) and is he allergic to grains, if so a good dry food to try is Nature's Variety Grain free although it is made from chicken. I have pup on Bravo and nature's variety raw frozens grain free and chicken free and it is helping alot... Read Less

It helps with skin problems, keeps the coats shiney. Also helps with agression, something to do with the omega3 oils in it. Just be careful if your dog has grain allergies, then i would recommend fish oil instead for skin.

The professional nail grinding dremel does work well on dogs nails, a friend who is a groomer at a vets has one and swears by it. If you have a regular dremel and your dog isn't skittish that will due, however it is too noisy for some animals...

So you do the same with your dremel, thats too funny, I thought I was the only one crazy enough to use this on my dog! My neighbors must think I'm daft!

yes, it does help if the animal has been on antibiotics as in humans, only thing is you have to continue using the product long term for it to remain beneficial. I use Jarrow brand human grade probiotics for both pup and me now, I get the kind without an…
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yes, it does help if the animal has been on antibiotics as in humans, only thing is you have to continue using the product long term for it to remain beneficial. I use Jarrow brand human grade probiotics for both pup and me now, I get the kind without and dairy or gluten. You can find it at whole foods in the cold vitamin section, keep refrigerated... Read Less