How To# Tips and Tricks# Chow Medicine , they wont even know, you gave them medicine.
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Tips and Tricks - How To Give your Chow medicine without them
even knowing it.
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The medicine in the video:
Cortisone for Gus( prescribe by an veterinarian), he has a host spot, white tablet, that I crunched fine, with 2 tea spoons.
I buy commercial Bob Martin Condition Tablets, brown tablets crunched fine with 2 tea spoons
that you can give them 1 daily, or when needed.
I have made chicken and cut it in pieces, added a little rice and then
the chicken broth from the cooked chicken,
to make a sauce for them,
My Chow's love saucy food.
I Bought Marltons Chicken Sauce, that I use sometimes with meals.
The Kibble / Pellets is from Pedigree commercially bought
I alternate between the kibble and pellets, because
Their system gets used to it, and may cause
skin problems,
I use Tinned Tuna with vegetable oil, and add just a little of he oil
To their food, for a healthy skin and coat, and Omega
Tips and Tricks - How To Give your Chow medicine without them
even knowing it.
Please sub and like! Lots of Love and Light.
The medicine in the video:
Cortisone for Gus( prescribe by an veterinarian), he has a host spot, white tablet, that I crunched fine, with 2 tea spoons.
I buy commercial Bob Martin Condition Tablets, brown tablets crunched fine with 2 tea spoons
that you can give them 1 daily, or when needed.
I have made chicken and cut it in pieces, added a little rice and then
the chicken broth from the cooked chicken,
to make a sauce for them,
My Chow's love saucy food.
I Bought Marltons Chicken Sauce, that I use sometimes with meals.
The Kibble / Pellets is from Pedigree commercially bought
I alternate between the kibble and pellets, because
Their system gets used to it, and may cause
skin problems,
I use Tinned Tuna with vegetable oil, and add just a little of he oil
To their food, for a healthy skin and coat, and Omega