Sentences with phrase «chew sticks do»

my dog just loves them and so do i. most treats, bones, or chew sticks do nt last long around my large breed dog, but the dentastix actually take a bit for her to eat.

A room full of toys and chew sticks doesn't make for easy choosing.

Not exact matches

As long as you take the Holy Tongue Depressor and keep it Holy, and lick off all the sweet parts but don't chew the stick needlessly, then you are going to British Colombia.

You know what's best for your baby, so take things at his pace, but do try to encourage chewing and don't stick to pureed foods for too long.

When you do offer it, make sure that it is spread in a very thin layer on crackers or soft bread so that it is easy to chew and less likely to «stick» in the mouth.

In one case, they chewed two sticks of caffeinated chewing gum beforehand (equivalent to drinking about 3 cups of coffee) and in the other, they didn't.

As far as brushing goes, by all means, do it when you feel like it... we recommend using a Bass brush (or) a chewing stick just like our early ancestors did which shows parallel, or even greater efficacy, as compared to standard brushing (see study).

For those who don't enjoy the chew of chia seeds (or maybe just hate getting them stuck EVERYWHERE) this banana flax turmeric overnight oats recipe is perfect for you.

I've tried chews, but my mouth doesn't work well when I run, so I stick with gels.

If your school does not have a policy against gum chewing, make your own rules and «stick» by them.

Remember to keep all appliance wires tucked away so that your bunny does not get stuck or chew on the wires

«Your dogs should not be chewing on anything that doesn't come from your hand — not plants, not sticks,» she says.

If this is a problem then the first thing that can be done is to enrich safe areas in your home where your rabbit can play with some simple and hopefully more appetising alternative such as willow sticks or wooden chew toys.

Always enrich your bunnys environment with lots of chew blocks, willow sticks, wicker toys, They don't all have to be from a pet store either and you my find you rabbit will be as happy with a card board or a toilet roll tube filled with hay just as much.

This is done by making sure your hamster has predominantly hard food to eat, like seeds, chew sticks and even bits of stale dog biscuit.

We're going to stick with it until he doesn't chew things or goes to the toilet in the house, but I have to say, I've not been all that taken with the whole thing.

She did love to chew while teething and we found that giving her a bully stick satisfied her need to chew.

Please do not use this product for unsupervised power chewing as the Rings and the MaXX Black Stick remain for this function.

Although dog's wild ancestors did chew and eat bones of their prey and possibly even chewed on sticks, it is not advisable to allow your pup to chew bones and sticks for a variety of reasons.

BTW, we have buckets of fun chew and chase toys, to provide hours of entertainment, and they do love them and play with them as well, and even though they always have access to them, they will still go for sticks given the slightest chance.

Not only do the dangers of throwing sticks apply to chewing them, but you're increasing the risk of ingestion (accidental or not), too.

Remember don't just use any old twigs either buy some willow sticks from a pet store or find some twigs that are OK for your rabbit to chew on.

i live in Nigeria, and i have a 4 month old Caucasian shepherd i named her Paris, she is such a wonderful pup but very playful and stubborn and will refuse to listen to basic command like «go into your cage until i am wielding a stick or Cain then she runs off, still stopping at intervals looking back at me, for me to repeat command or get closer to her till she finally goes, she is such an intelligent breed, but pisses me off with her stubborn attitudes, she always jump at people and plays always with her teeth, not biting but just slightly trying to chew, i do nt know much about her temperament yet, but i take away her bowl of meal while eating and sometimes commands her to sit while eating and she listens, she plays rough a lot,

If my dog get distracted on the way chasing it and doesn't come back should I just play fetch indoors until he stops chewing on sticks and pine cones.

i do nt give them dental chews, they get small bully sticks for the 2 younger girls and the oldest gets her dried tripe sticks, they get their teeth brushed every nite, have tooth gel, go to the dental specialist for check ups every 3 mos or so, he only does teeth and is abt 190 miles away.

Stick with steel bowls, which don't soak up food smells and can not be chewed up.

While these chews on the small side as far as Bully sticks go, the Bully Bacon Twist did not disappoint in its longevity.

But you do need to provide your hamster with wooden chew sticks so its incisor teeth will be kept worn down.

She would chew on a new bully stick happily for a little while, but once she's done with it, she'd likely start barking.

Should I give her a bully stick, wait until she's done, and then start the click - treat training before she starts barking (so she learns not to start barking when she's done chewing)?

Lots of people do, and lots of dogs love to fetch and chew sticks, right?

I personally get nervous though when I see dogs chewing and chasing sticks, and I know that many of my veterinarian colleagues and our technical support staff do, too.

Do you let your dog chew sticks?

But my dog is obsessive with chewing he chew and destroy his toys, he brings all sort of branches, sticks, bark, plants etc from outdoors, we have to place barriers to the plants so he does not have access to them.

He favorite thing to do is chew sticks, run around the yard and wrestle with Bruna, and take her big sisters» beds from them.

Bully Sticks fit the bill since they are 100 % digestible but also do a great job satisfying our dog's urge to chew.

Shelby does like to chew on chews and bully sticks and she loves the Pedigree Dentastix.

This grey «prank gum» doesn't have much taste at first, but the more you chew, the more you can sense a bitter burn at the back of your throat, like when a pill gets stuck.

However, Nico can not enter the art gallery as the investigator's guard has been instructed to not allow anyone in; when you figure out a rather amusing way past the guard, you will find that the investigator is only interested in blood related evidence which you deliberately falsify using tomato source from the underside of a pizza box that was conveniently dropped on the floor by George earlier on, although the tomato source does have a piece of chewing gum stuck in the centre of it that has to be removed with Nico's press card.

There is a lot of investment one puts into meticulously plotting their progress, honing their reflexes, and ultimately overcoming the challenges placed before them — sometimes not even deliberately, as some games do wind up rushed out the door and you've either got to deal with what lies before you or take it to a store that accepts trade - ins, where you might wind up with a stick of chewing gum, some washers, and a ball of pocket lint in return for your $ 70 investment.

McEwen's booklet also reproduces a newspaper ad memorializing real estate developer Samuel J. Lefrak («The Vision to See / The Faith to Believe / The Courage to Do»), images of sidewalks dotted with discarded chewing gum, a view of a landscape pocked with bomb craters, and a news brief about a boy sticking a piece of gum onto a $ 1.5 million Helen Frankenthaler painting during a visit to the Detroit Institute of Arts — as well as a digression into the life of Hassel, a Danish writer of pulp combat fiction who drove a German Panzer tank during the war.

McEwen's booklet also reproduces a newspaper ad memorializing real estate developer Samuel J. Lefrak («The Vision to See / The Faith to Believe / The Courage to Do»), images of sidewalks dotted with discarded chewing gum, a view of a landscape pocked with bomb craters, and a news brief about a boy sticking a piece of gum onto

When you think of the dirty chewing gum stuck on sidewalks, park benches, and bus seats, it's evident that synthetic chewing does not biodegrade, either.