I know lots of people say this, but we rarely, rarely feed our dogs table scraps. Things like white bread and the seldom bland meat might make their way into a small piece of "do a trick for this treat," but they're few and far between. We try to keep our pups healthy, and table scraps usually don't help with that, especially if you're not careful about which scraps you're giving.
Like Maria's parents give their Pug things with garlic, and then wonder why he has so much gas...hmm. *chuckles*
We haven't heard the shark cartilage for this, but I had thought it was one of two things - 1) Very good for helping mending bones/joints 2) A false hope. I've never heard of it for cancer, but I'll ask the vet, he'll have a view on it, I'm sure. Thanks for the suggestion!
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Date: 2006-03-29 05:02 pm (UTC)Like Maria's parents give their Pug things with garlic, and then wonder why he has so much gas...hmm. *chuckles*
We haven't heard the shark cartilage for this, but I had thought it was one of two things - 1) Very good for helping mending bones/joints 2) A false hope. I've never heard of it for cancer, but I'll ask the vet, he'll have a view on it, I'm sure. Thanks for the suggestion!