Sentences with phrase «chews on those biscuits»

Now we know the identity of the puppy who chews on those biscuits.

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Your baby will probably still want a teething biscuit or a cold toy to chew on.

Chewing on teething biscuits can also help alleviate the pain: you'll want to give cookie type foods to your baby before bedtime, to prevent possible choking.

As your little one gets older and more adept at chewing, you can introduce teething biscuits for gnawing on.

Crunching on dog biscuits, dental chews, rawhide bones or special rubber toys for dogs is a good way to reduce tartar build - up in between dental cleaning, and can save you about $ 250 a year for small breed dogs, and about $ 200 for larger breed dogs.

Puppy Gift Bag filled with: 1 - Puppy Collar 2 - Stuffed Squeaky Toys 3 - Rubber or Latex Toys 4 - Puppy Chew Bone (to have something to naw on on their way home) 5 - Little Bag of Dog Biscuit / Treats 6 - Nutri - Stat tube (optional for those with long trips ahead.)

Foodwise, they don't cost a fortune to feed and my three do pretty well on a dental chew for breakfast, a main meal in the afternoon and a couple of dog biscuits, rawhide chews or something similar such as a pigs ear or a bit of paddywhack during the day to help keep their teeth clean.

If your dog doesn't tolerate beef or chicken, or is on a limited diet due to allergies, most chews, biscuits, greenies, rawhide, beef bones, or frozen chicken may make things worse.

Leave him toys to play with, some puppy biscuits to chew on, and fresh water.

Chewing on bones, rawhides, crunchy dog biscuits and specialized dental treats can also help keep a dog's teeth clean and reduce the risk of gingivitis.

Some believe when their dog or cat chews on hard food or biscuits, mineral deposits are broken down and the teeth stay clean.

Since a healthy mouth depends on healthy teeth, pet owners should periodically check pet teeth, provide chew bones and toys, use biscuit treats so Boomer has to exercise his jaws, and feed a kibbled diet.

«If the consumer can see, feel and smell the actual product it becomes clear that it is in fact a more natural item than the chews and biscuits sitting on the shelf,» he says.

For example, grouping like treats together, such as biscuits, chews, baked treats, crunchy, soft - moist and so on, can be helpful to customers, says Benson.

Feeding your dog hard dry dog food and allowing them to chew on hard biscuits and chew toys can help scrape some of the buildup off their teeth.