Sentences with phrase «large dog with allergies»

We have a large dog with allergies, so just food alone runs us $ 600 a year.

Not exact matches

Small dogs, large dogs, puppies, working dogs, dogs with allergies — not every dog needs the same dog food even if the food has great ingredients.

I applaud Purina for its work with helping animals in shelters but 1) I have a dog that suffers sever allergies to their food and 2) they are owned by Nestle which is right up there with a lot of other large companies when it comes to stupidity.

I have a large dog with all kinds of issues: bad knees and hips, allergies and eating things he shouldn't.

This particular formula is designed with super-sized kibble appropriate for large breeds, and the lamb meal and brown rice mixture allow dogs with protein, egg, or dairy allergies to eat the food without experiencing any side effects.

Since Solid Gold uses high quality, natural ingredients, this formula also makes a good choice for medium and large size dogs with allergies.

Someone with arthritis, chronic back problems, allergies, asthma, or other limiting ailments would be wise to choose a small - to - medium - sized dog needing moderate exercise to avoid the physical stress involved in maneuvering large canine bodies or providing sufficient activity for the pet.

The oldest and largest of the spaniels with males standing up to 58 cm the Irish water dog has a coat that consists of dense curls that sheds very little if at all making it one of the best choices for house - proud owners and people suffering from allergies.

Some allergic reactions are mild and may be controlled with over the counter allergy pills, but others are severe enough to prevent people from seeking companionship of dogs that constantly shed a large quantity of hair, as many do.

Or that in the Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology researcher James E. Gern, MD, a pediatrician at the University of Wisconsin - Madison, noted that a growing number of studies suggest that kids growing up in a home with «furred animals» — whether it's a pet cat or dog, or on a farm and exposed to large animals — will have less risk of allergies and asthma?