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Old 11-08-2009, 10:07 AM
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Re: Sensitive Tum - Help!

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IMO bovril is not a good idea.

rice and fish/ chicken after starving for 24 hrs.

Agree 100%. Our vet old us to stay away from Bovril as it has a very high salt content which can upset their tums.

Mabel has a sometimes sensitive tum and we use a misture of peanut butter and cooked rice frozen for her Kong. It has never had any effect on her.

The best, and quickest solution we have for dicky tums is Pro-Kolin. It's easy to adminster. We're never without it in the pet first-aid cupboard. It helps to reset their tummies very quickly.

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Old 11-08-2009, 10:31 AM
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Re: Sensitive Tum - Help!

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Was thinking about this earlire.

What about rice cooked in water thats got bovril in it? - gentle on tum, keeps the flavour and easy to stuff in a kong
Hasn't bovril got quite a high salt level? I would use rice cooked with a bit of mince.
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Re: Sensitive Tum - Help!

I have a dig with a sensitive tummy and I feed him Chappie dry and tinned. The tinned meat would go in a kong brilliantly and since we changed Max to it he has been great, no bad tummy.
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Re: Sensitive Tum - Help!

To be honest i darnt let mine have anything much other than their normal food, and i think it must be giving them good quality easy to digest food.

Years ago like a lot of people didnt know much different and fed the normal commercial type foods bakers etc which i know now are absolute rubbish and long term no good for dogs, but whatever hey picked up and ate didnt effect them in the slightest.

Started feeding burns a few years ago an excellent food would not feed anything else, but i do wonder if their sysyems get used to not having to do a deal as its so easy to digest, so i just have to be carefull now that they dont pick anything up when we are out walking or when we go out nobody gives them anything i know is going to upset them. Small price to pay for having them on good stuff i know. Has anyone else noticed the same.
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Re: Sensitive Tum - Help!

Mika either has a sensitive tum....or a fussy behaviour thing when it comes to food. i too am at a loss as to what to do with him.........
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Re: Sensitive Tum - Help!

I find my whippets can have funny tums
My Adults are fed beta worker with raw tripe and i have no problems with them and my pups are fed beta puppy with nature diet (puppy) and i have no problem with them
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