Sentences with phrase «feed them table scraps as»

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But when she is so humble as to say that even dogs are fed scraps from their master's table, Jesus can not deny her.

They are loyal, can learn their name, eat table scraps (though be sure you only feed them healthy scraps as weight gain can be a serious issue), play, and lick with affection.

Further results showed that pets fed on table scraps were more likely to be classed as obese, while those that received snacks and treats were significantly more likely to be overweight.

Though we fed the family pet unwanted table scraps pretty indiscriminately as children, we have since learned that some foods can be dangerous for dogs.

Feeding table scraps can also create problems such as diarrhea, vomiting, or vitamin A toxicity.

Cut out the treats and tit - bits — Feed your cat his daily ration at intervals as directed by your vet and avoid giving treats and table - scraps in between

Cut out the treats and tit - bits — feed your cat his daily ration at intervals as directed by your vet and avoid giving treats and table scraps in between.

Feeding your dog scraps from the table can foster bad habits such as begging or turning his nose up at his regular healthy ration.

As a loving dog owner, you may often feel inclined to show affection towards your dog by doling out treats and perhaps feeding him some table scraps.

However, feeding a good quality diet as recommended by your veterinarian and avoiding exposure to table scraps, garbage, plants and other foreign material is the best way to minimize gastrointestinal disease in your pet.

Turkey can be a safe treat for dogs in moderation, but feeding table scraps can also lead to unwanted behavior such as begging.

Don't feed your foster table scraps as that will encourage begging.

This is not the same thing as just feeding your dog table scraps, which you should not do.

Feeding table scraps in an attempt to mimic the variety of natural foods has also been offered as an appropriate means of creating a balanced diet.

* If feeding table scraps avoid giving vegetables such as cauliflower, broccoli, beans, peas, corn, cabbage and other foods such as bread and spicy foods.

Remember not to feed your pet additional foods such as table scraps and treats.

You should not feed your dog table scraps and should feed treats sparingly, as these are often high in fat.