can i use this for my dogs cateracts?
1340656
I have read that animals seem to do better with this kind of treatment. Wouldn't hurt them.
1632301
I do believe this is for pets only. but really not sure....sorry I couldn't be more help...
1316762
I don't see why not, but I would check with the pet store or your veterinarian to be sure.
164418
Maybe, if you don't fill them all the way. They are about the size of a quarter and 1/2" to 5/8" deep. It might also work if the treats are soft. I use them for dog biscuits for 2 small terriers, but both are strong chewers. I bake the treats longer than required to make them as crisp and dry as possible. You might want to leave the treats a little chewy for a cat. There is another pan that is shaped like little bones that might work better for you. The treats are smaller and can be broken into two pieces.
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As a certified dog trainer I would NOT recommend these pellets for use with dogs. They are about a half inch long and about 3/16" in diameter. Dogs are naturally curious and anything that size will likely be ingested by them either on their own or in addition to any food that may be dropped amongst the pellets. The pellets are intended to absorb moisture and would immediately swell up in their intestines, causing severe injury and most likely death. DO NOT USE FOR CANINE OR FELINE BEDDING. Cedar chips are good for bedding but I would still feed outside the bedding area. I hope this helps with your decision. As a certified dog trainer I would NOT recommend these pellets for use with dogs. They are about a half inch long and about 3/16" in diameter. Dogs are naturally curious and anything that size will likely be ingested by them either on their own or in addition to any food that may be dropped amongst the pellets. The pellets are intended to absorb moisture and would immediately swell up in their intestines, causing severe injury and most likely death. DO NOT USE FOR CANINE OR FELINE BEDDING. Cedar chips are good for bedding but I would still feed outside the bedding area. I hope this... » Read More As a certified dog trainer I would NOT recommend these pellets for use with dogs. They are about a half inch long and about 3/16" in diameter. Dogs are naturally curious and anything that size will likely be ingested by them either on their own or in addition to any food that may be dropped amongst the pellets. The pellets are intended to absorb moisture and would immediately swell up in their intestines, causing severe injury and most likely death. DO NOT USE FOR CANINE OR FELINE BEDDING. Cedar chips are good for bedding but I would still feed outside the bedding area. I hope this helps with your decision. « Show Less
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I don't know that. You'd have to ask the company or call your vet. Do that before you attempt it.
1775676
Yes, it can be used for sweet potatoes. There is a recipe book that accompanies the pet treat maker, or you can use your own recipes.
1839033
not sure. My purpose was to slow the rate at which my dog wolfed his food. It did work for that. Now it is almost like too much work for my dog to eat if I put small kibble in it; he has to be really hungry to bother.
505952
Hi. This is suggested for large birds, african greys, macaws, dogs, puppies, etc. Thank you!
533190
Yes you can. the sizes run big so I think you would be fine. even though you may need to refill dog food more often than for cat food.
88056
you can use just one of them, it´s has two for two small dogs, og if one of them should get ruined
1602268
Yes you can, the feeder will close whenever the dog tries to eat. However all of the weight and diet control capabilities for your cats would be not be activated, so this is not generally recommended.
1775681
I have not tried it myself, but I don't see why not! Try a small amount with other food to see how it will work. This is a wonderful little dehydrator although I have only used it for meat as my dog loves, loves, loves meat! Hope you enjoy it! Sorry I couldn't be more helpful for what you asked.
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I suppose you could, but I wouldn't advise it. It depends on how big the dogs are, and they would probably get their leashes tangled.
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I'm no expert, but I don't see why you couldn't... Works very well on my dogs, by the way!
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I gave them to my German Shepard mix, no problem. I had originally bought them for my 3 lb chichuana but her teeth were to delicate to chew them. If they get too small you could remove them from dog but my German... Eats the whole thing.
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Mechanically, I see no reason why not. My dog sticks her tongue into the grooves to pick up the food. You know your cat's personality. Finicky cats might not want to make the extra effort required to extract the food. Good luck!