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Originally Posted by Ellie May  Good plan to ask the vet. They will tell you what the most appropriate chew for Jackson is. In a couple-few weeks, he should be able to have something. That something may be something less interesting like Nylabone though.
Personally wouldn't give bullies to a healthy Yorkie let alone a sick one, but that's JMO. |
Definitely will. He doesn't HAVE to have bully sticks. But I'd love to find him something to chew that is low in fat and not rawhide.
I am pretty certain I'm not willing to take the risk of bully sticks. But like I said, will ask the vet.
He hates most Nylabone stuff. The only kind he likes to chew is the flexi kind but I am so paranoid about the little pieces he gets off them. It makes me feel like I'm just letting him eat plastic. lol
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Originally Posted by MauiGirl Britt, while you are researching foods, I wonder if Natural Balance vegetarian might be good for this condition. I used it for Tiki when we were trying to deal with her liver issues, as it is low protein (all from veg. source.) I was eventually able to move her over to NB Ultra Original. Maybe frozen green beans would work for a treat/chewing thing?
Crystal, I was thinking of Nylabone for chewing too. My doggies have never had bully sticks either, I feel like you do about them haha.... |
I'll check into it. I'd prefer not to feed a vegetarian food if it's not necessary. But yeah the NB Ultra Reduced Calorie seems like a really good choice, to me, right now.
