Sentences with phrase «pet more harm than good»

The heat required for processing can damage both probiotics and omega - 3s, meaning there may be very little benefit to your pet in the end product (and consuming oxidized oils like omega - 3s may cause your pet more harm than good).

Not exact matches

I proposed that we should not let ourselves get sucked onto every ideological battleground, because even when motivated by love (like Peter) we often do more harm than good — and instead we need to be relentlessly focused on loving people in the way Jesus did.»

Vegetables do more harm than good, so try to avoid giving such foods to your pet.

Making any animal that isn't already truly domesticated (e.g., a cat or dog) into a pet ultimately does way more harm than good - and any animal rights association focused 100 % on the welfare of animals - regardless of human wants or needs agrees with me.

In the below list I'm not trying to discourage pet owners from adopting rescue dogs but rather attempt to discuss some of those potentially wrong reasons for adopting a dog, some of which may do more harm than good, and when rescue may not be for you (and our editor Samantha has further expanded on this topic in her podcast episode).

Without these tests, your veterinarian is unable to determine the optimal treatment for your pet, and may inadvertently cause more harm than good.

If your pet swallowed a foreign material do not induce vomiting as that could do more harm than good.

I recall more than one pet owner surrendering their pet to the shelter because a neighbor in a gang had threatened to do harm against their pet and or the entire family, thus they felt that the shelter was the only option for the pet to possibly find a better life, away from violence.

Like other training aides — the slip collar or your voice — the crate can be misused and do more harm than good to your pet.

Obviously, ferret owners would never knowingly give something that would hurt their pets, but many treats were causing more harm than good.

These days, there are so many harsh shampoos that could do more harm than good to your pets.

As our pets become more like children to us, pet parents are starting to question whether or not our pets truly need vaccinated every year or if the vaccinations could be causing more harm than good.

The question many pet healthcare professionals are asking is whether NPDS procedures are doing more harm than good.

A brand many dog handlers and breeders trust although I would question the validity of this as some of the ingredients used may do more harm than good to your pet.

However, pet owners who do not properly dry their dogs after a good wash may end up doing more harm than good.

What could be more heartbreaking than using a medicine only to discover it does more harm than good to your pet?