Pet Freebies

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Blue Buffalo BLUE Life Protection Formula dog food 4 oz- FREE Sample

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Blue Buffalo BLUE Spa Select cat food 4 oz- FREE SAMPLE

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Canine Caviar 2.2 lb bag- FREE Sample

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Greenies pet chews- FREE Sample

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Mighty Dog can- FREE Sample

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Natural Choice 5 lb. bag of any Dog Food or 4 lb. bag of any Complete Care Cat Food- FREE BAG (Exp. 12/31/0

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Purina Mighty Dog Select Menu Seared Filets- FREE Can

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Purina Naturals cat chow 6 oz pouch- FREE Sample

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Schmackos dog treat- FREE Sample

[britluver20021]

thanks for all those great links

[Lionshareclub]

You're welcome.

[army_wife]

Thank you very much!

[msminnamouse]

You guys, please don't give your dogs the True Blue Test. Their foods contain garlic and garlic has shown to cause anemia in dogs and cats.

[Karin1156]

The dose determines the poison. I probably wouldn't be feeding it to an animal with anemia but the amount of garlic in the food should not cause anemia. Onion is the main culprit of hemolytic anemia.

[jaws1]

Not sure about when you originally posted it, but now mybiospot charges for S&H. ... too bad, I would have liked to try it.

[Karin1156]

BioSpot has unfortunately been known to cause seizures and other neurological symptoms. Better not to press your luck as an emergency bill would cost more than buying the reputable brands sold at the vet's office.

[msminnamouse]

Take a look about garlic. [Only registered and activated users can see links. Either login above or Register Now]

If something is even potentially toxic, it's cruel to feed an animal it.

[chantalgiardina]

thanks

[jaws1]

Hi!
Ordered some of the Pet Greenies (had seen it on another site, previously) for my dog and cat -- they really seem to like the treats and dental chews!

Thanks for the informative posts on where to check about animal health and dangers. My oldest fur-kid (dog) is 14 now. Her "sister" (also same breed) lived to 19, so I'm hoping to keep this one around a few more years!

My younger fur-kid (cat) is only 4, so I plan on having her quite a few more years! ... She's the craziest cat, FINALLY ate a few bites of fish a couple of months ago. She'd much rather eat pork (guess it tastes more like rat?).

Anyway, thanks for the sites listing and info!

jaws

[msminnamouse]

Sorry to do this but here's another health warning, this time about Greenies: [Only registered and activated users can see links. Either login above or Register Now]

You'd be better off brushing their teeth and providing hard food to provide cleaning abrasion. Rawhides are okay for dogs that don't swallow them.

They also make rubber toys for chewing, some have ridges in them to fill with dog safe flavored toothpaste. Petco and Petsmart have them.