Sentences with phrase «given as an occasional treat»

Special milk for cats is available but this is very high in calories, so should only be given as an occasional treat - never instead of water.

Alfalfa, however, will be high in calories and should only be given as an occasional treat.

Dates aren't bad for your dog if they're given as an occasional treat, but avoid making them a daily occurrence.

Milk should be given as an occasional treat only - many cats are lactose intolerant!

Also, because of their high fat content, pig ears should only be given as an occasional treat.

Not exact matches

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Generally speaking, most parents won't mind if grandparents give the grandchildren occasional treats as long as they promote healthy foods for the most part.

While I'm not ready to give up banana bread as an occasional treat, this satisfies the same cravings all for less than 500 calories a serving.

An occasional low dose, such as what might be found in pet foods or treats, likely will not cause a problem, but we recommend that you do NOT give your pets large quantities of these foods.

If you only give it to your dog as an occasional treat, apples can be a great addition to your dog's diet in general.

As long as your dog is not overweight, you can give him an occasional treat of eggs or cheesAs long as your dog is not overweight, you can give him an occasional treat of eggs or cheesas your dog is not overweight, you can give him an occasional treat of eggs or cheese.

A very thin layer on a piece of wood is okay as an occasional treat but peanut butter must be given with caution.

An occasional «jackpot» can be given for correct responses from your dog to encourage proper manners but it is strongly advised to wean them off treats as soon as possible.

It's his favorite thing in the world to eat, but I don't give him more than one a day, and the vets seem to have NO IDEA WHY these treats are causing kidney failure in some dogs — mostly SMALL BREEDS, so I have a theory of my own... I'm thinking the ones who've had kidney failure have eaten more than their kidneys could process... That dehydrated chicken is a very CONCENTRATED source of protein, and even on the package it says to feed them only as an «occasional snack.»

We made sure she got plenty of water and gave her wet food as an occasional treat (she primarily eats dry kibble), to make sure she was well hydrated, and made an extra effort to play with her every night, to give her stimulation and exercise.

Peanut butter is great as an occasional «high value» treat, it's useful for hiding pills, and it can even be used to distract your dog while giving them a bath or trimming their nails.

Also, it's a good idea to NEVER let them on your furniture without your say so and after you giving a cue, and only as an occasional or nightly treat (not during the day).

Hard dog food is better than soft on a daily basis as well as the occasional chew treats (given under owner supervision).